They are still taking turns setting on the eggs. I took a distant photo of the nest when they were off it and changing duties and could see two eggs still there. It remains to be seen how long they will keep trying to hatch the eggs. With the 4^th of July tomorrow and a fireworks display right around the corner at the Park Monday night, it may end of causing them to give up on the whole process.

I got a fun shot this morning. I saw a fawn walk the shoreline behind the loon nest. The loon was not disturbed by it walking the shoreline. If it had been a person, it would have been off the nest.