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<blockquote data-quote="Michelle Stevens" data-source="post: 249983" data-attributes="member: 11">I hope you had a great Christmas. Now onto New Year&#039;s and hopefully a brighter 2021. I see &#039;Lashes informed you about our Bald Eagle watching habit. We have watched the Hanover nest since 2019 when they had two eaglets we called Soap and Chat. At the time as you may recall this sit was SoapChat hence the name. In 2020 that group had bad eggs and no eaglets. We became very found of watching Soap and Chat. At one point Chat knocked Soap out of the nest but Soap returned a few days later. Later their nest partially collapsed but lazy Chat took seemingly forever to leave the nest. Chat was fun as he would sprawl out on the nest while his parents would feed him like a lazy teenager. It was funny and unexpected. We started watching the Farm Country nest last year after the Hanover nest didn&#039;t produce hatching eggs. They had three eggs but only two hatched. We named those eaglets Peaches and Herb. They usually lay eggs in February and they hatch in late- March or early-April. The eaglets can stay on a nest until mid to late-summer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michelle Stevens, post: 249983, member: 11"] I hope you had a great Christmas. Now onto New Year's and hopefully a brighter 2021. I see 'Lashes informed you about our Bald Eagle watching habit. We have watched the Hanover nest since 2019 when they had two eaglets we called Soap and Chat. At the time as you may recall this sit was SoapChat hence the name. In 2020 that group had bad eggs and no eaglets. We became very found of watching Soap and Chat. At one point Chat knocked Soap out of the nest but Soap returned a few days later. Later their nest partially collapsed but lazy Chat took seemingly forever to leave the nest. Chat was fun as he would sprawl out on the nest while his parents would feed him like a lazy teenager. It was funny and unexpected. We started watching the Farm Country nest last year after the Hanover nest didn't produce hatching eggs. They had three eggs but only two hatched. We named those eaglets Peaches and Herb. They usually lay eggs in February and they hatch in late- March or early-April. The eaglets can stay on a nest until mid to late-summer. [/QUOTE]

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