HANOVER, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Game Commission confirms that the Hanover Bald Eagle has laid a second egg. The egg was spotted around seven this evening . The first egg was laid on Friday evening.
It normally takes 35 days for a Bald Eagle egg to hatch, so the eggs are expected to hatch in late March. It will then take another 10-12 weeks for the baby to fly and leave the nest.
A live view of the nest can be seen here.
