Bald Eagles Rebuilding in Milford After Wind Destroyed Nest, Eggs

MILFORD, CT - It looks like a good news update concerning the two Milford bald eagles that lost their next and one of its eggs in a major windstorm last month.

The New Haven Register reports that the two bald eagles have been busy rebuilding their nest near where their first one fell in Milford.

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Bald eagles usually lay their eggs toward the end of February and may not be able to raise a family this year, a wildlife official told the Register, but the good news is that they will likely remain in Milford and can raise a family next year if they aren’t able to this year.

Read the full New Haven Register story, which includes photos of the actual bald eagles.

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