The Pheasant Branch Conservancy nesting Bald Eagles have been busy these past few weeks taking turns sitting on the egg(s?). Almost like clockwork they fly out of and into the nest, exchanging places and do the parental handoff. It’s been fun watching and catching these images from the viewing deck. Thanks to Kevin Munson we also now have a spotting scope for all to observe them from afar (nearly 300 yards away!). Hopefully, we will watch them bring in food and feed the eaglet(s) in the near future.
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