The Carillon Park Eagles ‘Willa” and “Scout” are feeding their new baby.
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Carillon Park Eagle expert, Jim Weller, said that it appears both eagles are feeding their newly hatched eaglet.
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He said a few months ago that the eagles were acting as though there were eggs in the nest.
Weller predicted they would hatch by the end of March.
He did not see how many eggs were in the nest.
Willa has laid two eggs a year, except for the two years she laid three eggs, according to a previous News Center 7 report.
Weller said that Willa has laid a total of 18 eggs over the last eight years.
Two eggs per year are usual for the species, Weller said.
Willa and Scout had two eaglets last year, Peace and Liberty, who fledged in June of last year.
News Center 7 will continue following this story.
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