Sparkles

SWFL eaglets are back at the nest

E17 and E18 were returned to the SWFL eagle nest earlier today (or yesterday by now on my timezone) after a week at Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) to recover from eye infection.

Looking around and lying around after the humans had left, taking in the familiar surroundings. I said I won't be able to tell them apart, but apparently I lied. E17 is on the left, E18 on the right.

Gold as ice

 Shiny!

Big and small seabirding

 Screenshots from the Royal Albatross nestcam.

Dad stretches his big wings.

And right after, the chick stretches their teeny, tiny, little wings.

Albatross zooming and eaglet news

Some closer closeup screenshots of the new Royal Albatross chick.

Where cat?

Having a secret nap.

Royal Baby

The Royal Albatross cam has also gotten a new star, who hatched January 24th. Here are a few screenshots I got of the chick just now.

So tiny.