Well, you couldn't have wrote this any more poetically. After several mating sessions, one which occurred on February 14, 2012, Mother Davenport Eagle was seen laying two eggs. You may see the eggs in the video captured by the Raptor Resource Project below.
You can see Mama Eagle spreading her feathers as she pushes out the second egg at 5:47 into the video. You can even see both eggs by fast forwarding the video up to 7:28.
The more you learn about eagles, the more you can see how well they communicate and how much they truly love and are bonded with each other. At approximately the 13:00 mark in the video, Daddy eagle arrives at the nest. We're still waiting for the Decorah Eagles to lay eggs.
No comments:
Post a Comment