Everything looking up for new Minnesota DNR EagleCam eaglet
Minnesota's DNR EagleCam just captured the first eaglet of the year over the weekend.
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Minnesota's DNR EagleCam just captured the first eaglet of the year over the weekend.
It’s peak hatching season for bald eagles. Minnesota’s DNR EagleCam just captured the first eaglet of the year over the weekend.
Minnesota's favorite animal baby is doing well, according to the DNR.
The DNR said that the mother is always the one on the nest at night. The eaglet survives off of the egg's remnants for its first 24 hours of life.
An eaglet hatched in the nest featured on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' EagleCam Sunday, the agency said.
One of the most popular glimpses into nature's wonder is in full swing.
The Minnesota DNR EagleCam is getting a lot of attention, especially last week, when the bald eagle mother was draped in snow keeping two eggs warm. Since then, the DNR says one of the eggs has broken. Winter is a brutal season here in Minnesota, but Jeff Wagner learned it's the perfect time for these majestic birds to start a new family.
The Minnesota DNR EagleCam is getting a lot of attention, especially last week, when the bald eagle mother was draped in snow keeping two eggs warm. Since then, the DNR says one of the eggs has broken. Winter is a brutal season here in Minnesota, but Jeff Wagner learned it's the perfect time for these majestic birds to start a new family.
"The last few days, the female has been slowing down, spending more time in the nest and the male has been bringing food to her in the nest. These were all signs that an egg was imminent," the DNR said.
The first egg of the season arrived Wednesday afternoon in the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' EagleCam nest.
Hudson police say a bald eagle flew into a power line Sunday evening, causing an outage impacting about 150 customers.
Xcel Energy crews are working to restore power for about 150 people in western Wisconsin after a bald eagle struck a power line Sunday evening.
The dead animals in the landfill were filled with a chemical called pentobarbital, which is used to euthanize.
Thirteen bald eagles were found poisoned at an Inver Grove Heights landfill, and three have since died. Marielle Mohs looks into how it happened, and the work to save some of the birds.
At least 13 bald eagles were likely poisoned by scavenging the carcasses of euthanized animals that were improperly dumped at a Minnesota landfill, and three of the majestic birds have died.
The Raptor Center says 11 bald eagles were found poisoned at a Minnesota landfill, and one has already died.
A wild sight was caught on camera Thursday west of the Twin Cities metro.
An eaglet that many have been watching on the Minnesota DNR’s EagleCam took its first big leap Thursday morning.
