*Since the eggs from the first nest died, this is a different nest.*
9:36 am – Begin observation. One eagle is laying on the chicks.
9:38 am – It is extremely windy, as well as cloudy and rainy.
9:40 am – The other eagle returned.
9:43 am – The other eagle is perched on a nearby branch, seemingly on some kind of watch.
9:44 am – The other eagle flew away and the original eagle flapped his wings and got off the nest, leaving a full view of both chicks. The eagle had a fish that it began tearing apart with its beak, feeding both itself and the chicks.
9:47 am – Continuously feeding the big chick, but not the smaller chick.
9:50 am – End observation.
