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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsHooray! The First Eaglet has hatched at National Arboretum. The little fuzzball emerged at 8:30 a.m.
this morning. Mr. President & The First Lady look like they are doing well. The watch is now on for egg #2.
http://dceaglecam.eagles.org/
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Hooray! The First Eaglet has hatched at National Arboretum. The little fuzzball emerged at 8:30 a.m. (Original Post)
catbyte
Mar 2016
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Here is a screen grab I took of the little guy this afternoon when mama was feeding him/her.
catbyte
Mar 2016
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sarge43
(28,940 posts)1. Congratulations to the proud parents. May all go well
blue neen
(12,319 posts)2. I was watching that earlier.
Fascinating.
catbyte
(34,341 posts)3. Here is a screen grab I took of the little guy this afternoon when mama was feeding him/her.
So adorable...
blue neen
(12,319 posts)4. OMG! How cute!
You did a great job getting that screen shot!
catbyte
(34,341 posts)5. Thanks! Here's eaglet #2, who hatched at about 3:00 a.m. today:
femmocrat
(28,394 posts)6. Hooray! So cute!
May they both continue to thrive!
catbyte
(34,341 posts)7. I hope so! They are so cute and fuzzy that the thought of one tearing the other one apart is just
too gruesome to contemplate. I think that danger is low, however, because that usually happens when food is scarce. That doesn't seem to be a problem here--dad is constantly bringing freshly caught fish to mom & babies. They're even flopping, which is kind of awful, but they gotta eat!
blue neen
(12,319 posts)8. You know, I was up at about 1 am last night watching that eagle cam!
You could kind of tell something was going on, because mom or dad (whoever was sitting on the nest) was a little restless.
How cute!
Rhiannon12866
(204,806 posts)9. That is so precious!
Thanks so much for sharing this, love these magnificent birds!