Webcam Captures Mama Bald Eagle Who Won’t Leave Nest Covered in Over Foot of Snow After Winter Storm

Webcam Captures Mama Bald Eagle Who Won’t Leave Nest Covered in Over Foot of Snow After Winter Storm
Courtesy of Minnesota DNR
Anna Mason
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A blanket of snow absolutely swamped the bald eagles’ nest. But mama eagle wasn’t going anywhere. After winter storms hit Minnesota in February, a remote wildlife camera caught one stalwart bald eagle pair resolutely warming their eggs despite being inundated with over a foot of the powdery white stuff.

Many nature lovers have been following the lives of the majestic bird family, their future hatchlings included, tracked in real-time on the state Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) popular EagleCam. This particular heart-warming scene prompted officials and bird lovers alike to will for the survival of the avian family.

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