Baby Eagle Watch Begins In Avon Lake: Live Stream

AVON LAKE, OH — Stars and Stripes, two eagles watched by the students at Redwood Elementary School, have made a new egg. The mother likely laid the egg Sunday night, at about 6:40 p.m.

Eagles usually lay eggs in groupings of about two to three. The eggs are laid two to three days apart. That means more eggs could be coming this week.

Eggs take between 36 and 38 days to hatch. That means there could be baby eagles during the first week of April.

There is a live stream of the nest near Redwood that is available at all times, so the eaglets can be seen coming out of their shells and learning to fly.

Two eggs have hatched healthy baby eagles each of the past two years. Stars and Stripes are pretty consistent on when they like to lay new eggs. In both 2017 and 2016, eggs were laid during the last week of February.

Check out the live stream of the eagles in the video above.

Photo from Avon Lake Schools