American Bald Eagle fall mating ritual (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Press Release
Mid-year survey documents 277 nests statewide.
It was a scene that warmed many hearts.
A bald eagle incubating two eggs in a falling snow, unwilling to budge as the nest turned white. As the flakes piled high, the bird was blanketed. Only its head could been seen, periscoping above the snow. The images captured in early March on the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Eagle Cam spotlighted the sacrifices parents make, and showed a lot about the resilience of bald eagles, and why they have been so successful in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
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