Feisty, fishy nest

Screenshots from Southwest Florida Bald Eagle nest. Warning for views of prey, and some sibling rivalry.

From earlier this week, dad M15 brooding the chicks. I think the sleepy one is the younger sibling E22 and the one looking around is E21, but they're close to being the same size at this point, so hard to tell.

Small wings and talons.

Napping again, as babies do. E21 on the left, E22 on the right.

Molempi

Shadows and sparkles

More zoopark photoshooting.

Morning grazings

Styracosaurus at the zoopark.

More cute eaglet pics

Screenshots from Southwest Florida Bald Eagle nest. First and second to last show prey.

Dad M15 feeding the chicks, mom Harriet supervises.

Cozy.

Lined up at a feeding.

Looking around with mom.

And another dual feeding.

The chicks have already grown so much since hatching! E21 is 11 days old, and E22 8 days old today.

Zoopark

Started working on another sandbox park in Jurassic World Evolution.

I want to make it look mostly like a regular zoo that just happens to house (mostly) non-avian dinosaurs, and I also want to take my time to decorate the enclosures more than I've bothered to in campaign and challenge mode. There's one hotel, but I don't know if this would be located on a remote island where a multi-day stay is encouraged while you're already there, it's more city zoo than theme park. You can also pretend some of the other guest buildings are indoor exhibits of small animals rather than dedicated to selling merch.

I've also installed a bunch of dinosaur mods, mostly having to do with making them more scientifically accurate. A few I'd like to still install require DLC I don't have, so I've left empty spots for dinos I can't have yet.

Here's a little tour of what I have now, and of course I'll eventually use this as an environment to run around in with an imaginary camera and take aesthetic screenshots of every critter.

Feedings and fluffings

Screenshots from Southwest Florida Bald Eagle nest. The two more zoomed out pictures show prey.

5-day-old E21 (left) and 2-day-old E22 peeking out from under dad.