Trail Cam Catches Baby Eagles Hatching in South Carolina Nest

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A live stream from a bald eagle nest near Beaufort, South Carolina caught two baby eagles hatching out of their eggs over the past few days. The fuzzy babies, Whisper and Skylar (named by staff at the Dataw Island Conservancy, which operates the camera), are offspring of Zephyr and Isis.

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To see what the eagles are doing right now, check out the Dataw Island Conservancy’s Pritchard Cam live stream. The camera offers a live, 24/7 view into the lives of Zephyr and Isis, a breeding pair of bald eagles, and their latest little eaglets.

Here’s a photo from shortly after the first baby eagle (Skylar) hatched on Sunday:

And here is footage from shortly after the second eaglet (Whisper) hatched:

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