Juvenile bald eagle Sid returned to the U.S. Steel nest with a raw injury to the outer toe of the left foot and a missing talon. A wildlife expert has reviewed photos of the injury, and there are encouraging reasons to remain hopeful for Sid’s recovery.
Stella laid her third egg on February 26 at the U.S. Steel Eagles nest, turning a quiet two-egg season into something bigger. With three eggs now tucked beneath her, hatch watch shifts toward early April.
La Cámara del Águila Calva USS capturó un momento impresionante el 5 de enero de 2026, a las 13:03, cuando…
El 28/4/26, el rescate del aguilucho de U.S. Steel alcanzó un momento decisivo cuando los rescatistas devolvieron a USS 11…
El desayuno en el nido de U.S. Steel no salió según lo planeado por Stella. Ella llegó con un pez…
Stella was already feeding fish when Irvin flew into the USS eagle nest with a squirrel, and she immediately took the new delivery from him. Minutes later, the nest had two meals going at once, with Stella feeding from the squirrel, Irvin working the fish, and Hutch, Sid, and Maz gathered between both bald eagle parents.
Sid the eaglet reached a big milestone at the U.S. Steel eagle nest when one quick, wobbly move showed just how close Hutch, Sid, and Maz are getting to fledging.
Irvin barely cleared the U.S. Steel nest before Maz, Sid, and Hutch rushed in, turning one fish drop into a loud triple bald eagle feeding frenzy.