Peeks at peeps

SWFL eaglets E20 (back/higher on screen) and E19 at morning feeding. E19 turns a week old tomorrow (or later today, as I'm posting this past midnight).

[Warning that some of the screenshots show gory (mammal) prey up close.]

Dad M15 brooding the chicks. The little Velociraptor doing a crop drop on the left is E19, the sleepy fluffball is E20.

Chicks peeking out from under dad again. E20 left, E19 right/front.

Mom Harriet brings a big roadkill opossum and begins feeding. E19 (currently fed in screenshot) gets most of it and bonks E20 when the little sibling gets too confident, as is normal.

The parents switch nest duties again, and M15 continues feeding. E19 is full and sleepy, and E20 gets plenty, as is also normal.

E19 wakes up and bonks E20 again, and the eaglets shuffle around a bit while M waits for them to sort things out between them. E19 gets more food, and E20 does, too, the younger eaglet getting a particularly big piece in this screenshot.

E19 (higher/back), E20. Dried spot of food juices on E19's back is still a good identifier, but both are such a mess right now. Get these babies some bibs.

Sleeping E19. Check out the talon size comparison with dad's.

E20 (right) up, E19 sleeping, M brooding.

M begins another feeding, E20 (higher/back) and E19 wait in a mostly orderly fashion.