A bald eagle pair built an auxiliary nest a 1,000 feet from the other nest, still intact. Time will tell if the pair moves into the new nest for egg laying, incubation, hatching, and raising one to two eaglets.
The larger of the two birds is most likely the female of this pair. Courtship can confirm gender identity, too.
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