Nature Done Wright

The Duke Farms Bald Eagles have begun incubating two eggs.

In my latest post for Duke Farms, with the help of experts, I try to address questions of concern — including whether it's OK when the eagles leave nest (and the eggs).

Plus other fascinating facts. (BTW, the eagle egg at right is a replica. The quarter — eagle side up– is there for size comparison.)

Note: What the Duke Farms nesting Bald Eagles are experiencing also applies to the Ridgefield Park Bald Eagles, which appear to be incubating at least one egg.

The link is here.