The NCTC pair have been arranging sticks and mating in the nest. This video shows the eagles interacting with new nesting material. The nest looks great with new grass lining and lots of nice woven stick work. Two to three eggs are usually laid in February around Valentine’s Day. Video by C. McBride/USFWS | National Conservation Training Center

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New nesting season is here and these eagles are not wasting any time! 🦅 During the fall and winter, the bald eagle pair on campus adds many nest sticks. This is one of the ways they bond for the new nesting season. They have been very active in the mornings on their new lower nest. The new nest is located 15 feet below the big upper nest, in the same large sycamore tree. Video description and credit: Two bald eagles working on adding branches and building up their nest by Deb Stecyk/USFWS. | Na

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