Decorah N2B 17/04/4

[@shinjineesen400]

Thank you for the TS. Both D27 and D28 scored food despite D28's problems with balance etc. D26 did not seem hungry and perhaps had fed well earlier.

[@onababona6101]

I hope that the smallest one will learn SOON how to feed. There is plenty of food around, but...it needs to go to the stomach. So far, I see that the little one still has a BIG problem with balance :-) :-) :-)

[@susanallen1357]

can. TEA. A. duke Ok!!!! wut. YOU. Dukes. and. eegs

[@putritunggaltt4034]

MASYA ALLOH' SUBHANALLOH😩😩😢🙋

[@tregua24]

So eagles usually feed one baby and neglects the others.

[@cresencianacachapero6735]

👍👍👍👍

[@angelikabrooks8170]

And we human mothers think it is tough to feed our babies. Hah! What a job these parents have!

[@prairiefirewind]

Mom and Dad Decorah do work much harder than human parents to feed their young. However, their territory does include a fish hatchery and stocked streams where they are more than welcome to fish. Other Bald Eagle parents are typically faced with more challenges in keeping their young fed.

[@احسانالموسوي-و1ص]

سبحان الله

[@lamsungpcp2885]

Eangry cute 😂

[@kelebektvk4928]

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[@kelebektvk4928]

Kartallar

[@DeafJana64]

I feel a little better watching D27 eats at least but I'm concerned for D28. D26 is very aggressive.

[@prairiefirewind]

While Mother Nature is more than capable of throwing nasty curve balls Mom and Dad Decorah have had 100% success in raising all hatched eggs to fledge. Varying degrees of sibling aggression is the norm for Bald Eagle nests. It usually subsides after two to three weeks.

[@enssan313]

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