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Eagle species only nest once a year. Incubation takes 35 days and one to three eggs are normally in the nest. Chicks remain in the nest for between 70 and 92 days before fledging. Most clutches of three rarely produce three viable birds as the weakest will be pushed from the nest by one of the other stronger chicks.

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twice a year
once a year they hatch 2-3 eggs

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Bald eagles nest once a year, normally in early spring. They usually return to the same nest, adding new material each year, until the nest becomes unstable and falls to the ground.

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Once a year, they lay their eggs during Feb-March

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Some birds do an acrobatic routine.

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