Quote by: jtw

5:46 Well, it's still an egg and not yet a chick. Adult shifting position and fanning feathers gave us a quick glimpse. I would love to see it happen - at this rate it will happen at dawn or something, when no one is watching.

it can take up to 24 hours for an egg to hatch from the time it's pipped. Our luck it will indeed be in the wee small hours... :blink:

Quote by: Debs

Hi Jtw and Terry

Mom is sure looking down; I was hoping it would hatch while we are all here watching nothing like pacing the halls in the waiting room

Very funny Debs!

Quote by: terrytvgal

Quote by: jtw

5:46 Well, it's still an egg and not yet a chick. Adult shifting position and fanning feathers gave us a quick glimpse. I would love to see it happen - at this rate it will happen at dawn or something, when no one is watching.

it can take up to 24 hours for an egg to hatch from the time it's pipped. Our luck it will indeed be in the wee small hours... :blink:

Hey Terry, thanks again for your expertise. I'll still be watching until it's too dark to see, just in case.

is that a chick emerging from the egg???

Yes Woo Hoo

Looks like the second chick is emerging

Collage coming up

Woo hoo!

6:19 PM both eagles on nest


eaglet coming out of egg? 6:25 PM


6:29 PM just before parent starts to incubate again - you can see first eaglet peeking out from under parent's chin

630 pm
Darn - Mom did an egg roll then resettled into
brooding and incubating mode.

WOW!!!! very cool!!