Dedicated Parenting
Eagles nest early in the spring and are often caught in winter-like
weather. It takes great dedication from both eagle parents to incubate
eggs. Keeping the eggs warm during the brooding*
period is essential. Both parents take turns with this task.
(* Brooding is the process by which the parent birds maintain the body
heat of the young in a nest by sitting on or over the young.) |
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