Thank you to Morgan T for sharing this with The Aha! Connection!
Here’s the scoop: The Eagle Couple (who mate for life) have 2 eggs and the babies will hatch later in February. You can tune in and watch the babies when they are being fed, flying from the nest, etc. Hopefully, the babies will survive through all this weather!
The most recent post from the Berry College Eagle’s Facebook page says this:
The nesting eagle, mostly the female, will get up, shake off the ice, roll the eggs and re-assume the nesting position.
Watch the live camera feed for yourself!
