Naturally Speaking: Nesting bald eagles

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Naturally Speaking: Nesting bald eagles


Bald eagles perch close to a permanent nest they are likely to begin using in early February. (Photo by Jerry Davis)

Nesting birds often share duties, maybe not evenly, when nests are built, eggs are incubated, young are feed before fledging, and training young after fledging to find their own eats. 

 

 


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