The expecting parents, who are monitored by a live camera that people around the world can tune into, laid the egg on Sunday afternoon.
Standley Lake has been a bit of an oasis for nesting bald eagle pairs since 1993, according to the park. And while the location has proven pretty ideal for the current bald eagle couple that is featured on the live camera, due to the nearby water and accessible sources of food, they have had to face some difficult hurdles in the last couple of years.
, killing their only weeks-old eaglet named SL1. After their nest was destroyed, the mother and father decided to relocate a little further into the wilderness of the park, forcing park staff to reposition the live camera to capture a distant view of the eagle couple.two more eaglets, SL2 and SL3, though the reason why is not clear.living in the country at the moment, including almost 71,500 nesting pairs.
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