During this time, Harriet was left alone in the nest to care for an eaglet then struggling to survive.
He is a lean man, with an eaglet face and a sleepy-sounding voice, almost inaudible at a yard's range.
In a high relief carved above a window of the Visoki Dečani monastery's church, an eagle clutches a snakelike ala while an eaglet looks on.
She's an eaglet disguised as a wren, capable of keeping secrets when she needs to, even from herself.
We have travelled widely in recent weeks...watched an eaglet being fed fish (presumably radioactive) by one of the parent birds.
She and her dad scale a mountain, and in one stunning sequence, capture an eaglet from its nest – a female, too – and training is under way.
The New Yorker, April 24 , 1954P. 23 We have travelled widely in recent weeks...watched an eaglet being fed fish (presumably radioactive) by one of the parent birds..
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 24 , 1954P. 23 We have travelled widely in recent weeks...watched an eaglet being fed fish (presumably radioactive) by one of the parent birds..
Despite the noise, nuisance and pollution of nearby Camden (1,200 feet east) and Philadelphia (a half-mile west), they even managed to hatch an eaglet six months ago, persuading the property's owner, the Citgo Petroleum Corporation, to turn the entire 300-acre island into a nature preserve.
No, wait, an egress is an exit, a way out, an escape, right?" "A baby eagle is an eaglet.
Rauch said it looked as though the eaglet hadn't eaten in a few days but otherwise seemed okay.
