The helicopter pilot, who volunteers on behalf of MARS to transport wildlife, will land on Hornby Island at Grassy point this morning (Tuesday, July 27). He will pick up the Brigantine eaglet that Booni, Doug and Winterwren assisted on Monday (with Ajl on the phone to MARS and Hornby and in the chat room).
Chat room participants and other viewers took part in a real-life drama centered around the rescue of the pre-fledge eaglet who is estimated to be about 12-weeks old.
Booni has photos and will share them here on the forum. Doug is going to film the helicopter part of this on-going story and will show the video to people in the chat room...time to be announced.
Stay tuned for the next steps in how this effort unfolds. Joyofdogs, one of our Hornby chat room regulars, is serving as a volunteer at MARS and plans to go there today...our on-the-spot reporter!!!

This second eaglet to require such an involved set of arrangements to transfer him/her safely to MARS, will join "Niner" at MARS as he continues to receive excellent rehabilitation care.
ETA: Two people in the chat room said they were told that the helicopter will arrive around 10:10 AM (PDT) this morning to pick up the Brigantine eaglet.