Azalea Has Also Been On Tour
March 15, 2012Camellia Remains at Lake Bradford 3/16
March 17, 2012The first eagle chick of the season in the nest along the James River in Richmond on which the Center for Conservation Biology has a live bald eagle web cam (www.ustream.com/richmondeagles) hatched on March 16, 2012. A “pip” in the egg was first noticed early in the morning and it took all day for the chick to finally break out of the egg about 7:30pm. Here is a link to a video taken throughout the days of the various stages of the egg “breakout” – http://youtu.be/2j1tL5yTLM4
Photos below are from the CCB Richmond Eagle Cam:
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Yes! It was wonderful to watch this. Happened so fast! Little one waited til I got home from Work.
Thanks for the birth announcement Reese! Congratulations to CCB, again!
Awesome pictures!!
Fabulous pictures, Reese and so appreciate your posting them since I was not around for the “real thing.”
Love these photos! Wonderful close ups ..Thank You.
Thank you for this post. Chick is so vulnerable and yet determined to enter the world.
aww so cute
Thank you for the beautiful pictures. Such fond memories of a year ago.