"Openness to the natural world and our response to it lie at the core of what we do and why we do it." (Fr. Tom Pincelli)
> Seemed the eaglets were making up for lost time yesterday. They were
> visible almost the entire time I was there.
> Other than nibbling on "left overs" at the base of the nest, they were
> not fed during that time.
> There were some wing exercises, but not a lot. A couple of times, it
> was a bit scary as one chick appeared to be very close to the edge of
> the nest. Those cute little yellow feet were *alarmingly* visible.
> The human visitors were also making up for lost time. It was
> downright crowded at times. Again, a policeman came and informed the
> people that they were illegally parked. This guy was a bit more stern
> than the other ones I've seen. There was one watcher who did not
> leave immediately as directed, just stood there for a while and then
> tried to argue with the officer saying that she had been told a few
> days ago that it was OK to park there.
> At about 7:20, both eaglets disappeared from view and I thought that
> they had called it a night. But, ten minutes later they were both
> standing up and looking around. By 7:40, it was too dark to see them
> and I left.
> Jill
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