Well the Norfolk Botanical Garden bald eagles have done it again – produced three eaglets. Sometime overnight the third eaglet hatched. At 9:09 this morning I was certain that I had seen the new eaglet being fed, but it was not until the three chicks were being fed by the female at 2:30 this afternoon were we able to see all three together (photos above).
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Tags: eaglet, feeding, female, nestcam, Norfolk Botanical Garden (NBG), photo
This is a question for Mr. Lukei — today I saw female barn owl (talons and underside only, really) in the Cobb Island “igloo” — any possibility that this is the same female from last October?
(Sorry to interrupt all the happiness here at NBG, but that really puzzles me.)
Thank you in advance.
By: julie c. on 2010/03/14
at 4:25 pm
Thanks you so much Reese. This is truly wonderful. Wishing good health and a long life to our new Eaglets.
By: Dixie on 2010/03/14
at 8:06 pm
So bobblehead #1 is our miracle eaglet from the egg laid on the snow…fantastic! This pair is certainly a credit to their species. I’ll enjoy watching these three just as I did HK, Azalea and HE last year.
Reese, any plans to put a transmitter on one or all of these? I’d love to see how siblings act during their youthful travels.
By: GemKitten on 2010/03/14
at 8:28 pm
