Berry College Eagles continue to incubate their two eggs. Today is day 28 and 31 since the eggs were laid. Expect hatch watch to start when the first laid egg is at day 33, but with delayed incubation I wouldn't really expect to see a hatch until day 34 or 35...
The Harrison Bay Eagles have only been incubating their two eggs a little over a week. So, they still have a while to go...
The Northeast Florida Eaglets are growing in their feathers.
They are wingercizing now.
I caught the family together at the Southwest Florida nest. Dad brought in some soft grass and placed it between him and Mom.
It rained later in the day, and Mom-brella kept the babies dry.
It is so hard to see any eggs at the Upper Mississippi River nest. I caught a nest exchange, but still couldn't see anything. I think they have 2 eggs. If they will lay a third, it will be tomorrow.
This is the best shot of any possible eggs after recording this nest for about 5 hours today. It looks like one egg is visible. There was a point today when no eagles were on the nest, and no eggs could be seen... It must be a deep nest bowl. Maybe they will position the camera better next year...
I did find a video that the Stewards posted of mating at this nest. I wondered if there was competition between the two males to father the babies and found out that there is. Check out this video.
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