The video over is sourced from the U.S. Forest Support.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — Lightning and thunder were not sufficient to shake a mom eagle taking treatment of her eggs in West Virginia.
When significant storms strike West Virginia on Tuesday, the bald eagle nest at the National Conservation Training Centre (NCTC) in Shepherdstown was correct in the center of it.
A video clip shared by the NCTC reveals a huge flash of lightning and clap of thunder at the nest Tuesday early morning although the eagle mom unflinchingly carries on to guard and incubate her eggs.
“Our mama eagle endured a extended evening safeguarding her eggs from heavy rain and thunderstorms,” the NCTC said in the write-up. “This movie demonstrates her unwavering aim however intact in the morning, as she continued to stand guard during loud thunderclap in the storm.”
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The bald eagle mom laid a few eggs at the finish of February and the beginning of March. Despite the fact that a person of the eggs broke very last thirty day period, the two remaining eggs are anticipated to hatch inside of the upcoming week or so.
Viewers can enjoy the NCTC eagle nest stay on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Eagle Cam.