US EditionEaglets killed when 75-mph windstorm knocks bald eagle nest out of tree
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Eaglets killed when 75-mph windstorm knocks bald eagle nest out of tree
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.V.– Three baby bald eagles were killed over the weekend when their nest was blown out of a tree during a sudden windstorm.The eaglets were hatched in March and lived in a nest atop a sycamore tree at the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service National Conservation Training Center in West Virginia. The nest was 22 years old and located about 90 feet in the air, according to the NCTC. "The day was peaceful," said Randy Robinson, NCTC outrea…
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