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Eye-Level Photos of Eaglets in Nest

5/11/2016 | Eagle Cam Jim Wright

John Heilferty, the state wildlife biologist who climbed the nest tree on Monday and retrieved the the two chicks, was nice enough to share three of the photos he took of the birds in the nest.

I have also posted the photos here as closeups of the chicks. The eaglet with a little white fuzz atop her head is E41. The other is E42.

My interview with John is here. 

The Eagle Cam video of John at the nest is here.

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