Two bald eagles in a Lancaster County farm field have recently hatched three eggs in their nest. Here’s how you can see them live. A camera operated by HDOnTap and the Pennsylvania Game Commission has been live-streaming bald eagles in the field since the fall of 2019.

The bald eagle pair nesting at the U.S. Steel Irvin Plant in West Mifflin have welcomed a second egg to the nest. The female, Stella, laid the first egg last Thursday, and then the second egg at 8:41 p.

Not one, not two, but three eggs are being incubated at the bald eagle nest at the National Conservation Training Center in West Virginia, meaning patient viewers will have the chance to see three hatchings on the live Eaglecam.

Egg watch 2025 is here. The bald eagles starring in Lancaster County’s live eagle camera are caring for three eggs. The eagles named Lisa and Oliver by fans may become parents in a few weeks. Viable eggs hatch in mid- to late March,

The bald eagles nesting at U.S. Steel's Irvin Plant have laid their first egg of the year. While it's the sixth season for dad Irvin at the nest, there's a new female this time. Stella is replacing Claire, who left the nest late last year.

This time of year is nesting season for bald eagles, and because there are no leaves on the trees, it is also an easier season to view them.

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The bald eagles living at U.S. Steel’s Irvin Plant have welcomed their second egg of the season. Stella, the female bald eagle, laid the egg during the snowy Sunday night at 8:4