Berry College Eaglet Day 35, Two Harbors and White Rock Bald Eagle Nests, Bald Eagles KE and Camellia Check In

Saturday is my favorite day of the week because I get to record one more week's growth of the Berry College Eaglet! And today's picture marks the milestone of standing up!

Here's today's screen captures, including a better look at the standing picture.

It's a wet day. The baby is still trying to find protection under Mom and she's still trying to provide it. I'd still like to see more crib rails at this nest:

Here's the same stretch as yesterday. They do this a lot while growing up. I don't see the adults do this stretch very often.

Here's the same look almost. This is the "back up to the edge of the nest and poop" pose. I like how both of these pics show the new feathers growing in.

Tail feathers are starting to come in:

I haven't gotten a good shot of the edge of a wing in a few days. Including today... I finally saw a wing stretch, but from the wrong angle.

I got a family pic, but the eaglet is not very visible -- just trying to stay warm and dry...

And then I caught the eaglet standing up and taking a few steps! So exciting to mark this milestone! I feel like a proud Mom! I don't know if today was the first day for the eaglet to stand, but it's the first time I've seen it.

Here's the Two Harbors chick getting some fish from Mom:

And the scene at the White Rock nest is just as pretty as ever:

Bald Eagle KE has checked in. She's been exploring...

Bald Eagle Camellia has also checked in. Did he cross paths with KE?