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Good Morning to all who watch and love this nest

The kids are alone and keeping warm now, cool and damp here on the east coast

Looking like our National symbol and future regal eagles

3:13pm feeding

Another beautiful day on the nest, spring is springing

found this video from Brin Dempski on FB and asked to share it, they did a wonderful job and love the music
https://youtu.be/a03p8FvfmLQ

Meahwhile.. our little eaglets here are growing like the weeds in my flower beds, we have little pins starting on the wings to produce those lovely contour and primaries needed for flight..
the thermal down feathers are keeping the eaglets warm enough and good thing since they are too big to fit under the parents now

noon feeding

12:45 nap time

Hi everyone.......It 's been awhile since i peeked in here......... the chicks are getting so big

6:43pm
I think this is Dad on the nest with the chicks.

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Good Morning Bev, Mary, Lonette and all who watch this nest

a nice pose of the eaglets along with mom... noticing the pin feathers popping and the formation of them compared to mom.. nice neat rows
They will really be putting on weight now and growing quiet quickly, their feathers will continue to grow and lengthen. They will be standing more and moving more around the nest

I love how the eaglet and mom are in the same wing position and body



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cont... from 4 12 15
getting close to the edge and looking out at the world


lots of little pins showing up


mouth wide open, crop drop


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Good Morning Bev, Mary, and all who watch and love this nest

Morning feedings

a little attempt at self feeding

Mom back in with grass delivery


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Good Morning to all who love this nest

Over cast today but mild.. the eaglets are doing quiet well keeping warm now and being on their own in the nest, I am sure there is a Parent close by on the tree

10:45 am

11:30 am a little self brooding with sibling to take the chill off

a little hard to see but you can really see the pin feathers forming on the edge of the wings and the tails

Hi Lynne!! I'm not sure how you got into the forum to post the last couple of days--you must have some magic!! I was down for the better part of 2 days LOL!!

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The first picture here is from the 11th and the other 2 from the 12th

That second coat of dark gray down coming in well and all those cute tufts of light gray from their baby coats poking up---soon we will be seeing pin feathers. Love the hair-dos!! They grow so darn fast!



What's down there??