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Back to normal Nov. 24 , 2013, 09:45

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Al Griffin

Back to normal Nov. 24 , 2013, 09:45

For the group that has been watching over the years, this will sound familiar. The male was in the tree east next to the road. The female was in the nest rearranging the furnishings.

NewMexiKen

Re: Back to normal Nov. 24 , 2013, 09:45

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Sounds as if the first egg has not yet been laid. Once that happens we can expect the female to settle down deep in the nest and not move about. Straw and grass is usually brought in to line the nest before the first egg is deposited. Look for increased copulation about a week before egg-laying.

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Lisa G

Re: Back to normal Nov. 24 , 2013, 09:45

I agree with you Ken .. After looking at pictures everyone sent me to put on South Florida Pines Eagle nest, Inc. Facebook page I really don't think she has lied her first egg yet . I am sure she is getting close

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