DEC 27: Female incubating 7:30 AM

[NewMexiKen]

An adult, judged to be the female based upon dark lines on tail, was alone, incubating. At first she was not visible at all, but after a few minutes changed position and briefly appeared to be tending the egg(s). No other adults seen as we watched for about 1/2 hour.

 

[KellyHeffernan Proj Perch]

Congratulations - to the Pembroke Pines Eagles and their fans!  It sounds
like there is officially at least one egg.  A long road ahead, but a good
start.

 - Kelly

Kelly Heffernan
SFAS's Project Perch
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> An adult, judged to be the female based upon dark lines on tail, was
> alone,
> incubating. At first she was not visible at all, but after a few minutes
> changed position and briefly appeared to be tending the egg(s). No other
> adults seen as we watched for about 1/2 hour.
>
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[tczig]

I'm SO excited there's an egg!  (Hopefully!)  I haven't gotten up to the next in the past couple months, but I am very much enjoying the beautiful photographs everyone posts!