I
stopped to check on the Pylon Eagles’ nests late this evening and from
my roadside pullover point I peered anxiously through my binoculars. I
was thrilled to notice that one of the nests had a small shape on it - a
sitting eagle! I scanned up to the top of one of the pylon arms and
noticed another eagle perched. This means that the urban nest site is
once again active, and the birds are almost certainly incubating eggs. It will be amazing to see then nest when it contains young eagles!
Feeling inspired about the capability of wildlife to adapt to this anthropomorphic landscape, I made this short film:
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