This is SO COOL!

[Miss Phode]

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One of my co-workers got on the forum, and ran across info indicating that there should be babies in about a weeks time. Don't take my word for it though.

[Miss Phode]

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http://www.infotecbsi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=127

Here's a link to the FAQ. Pretty interesting stuff. As far as the hatching, it says the 26th, and I assume they mean April. Read up if you get a chance.

[MotherOfGizmo]

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OK, I just saw a ticker over there that said 6 days until expected hatching date!

[MotherOfGizmo]

Re: This is SO COOL!

http://www.infotecbsi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=127

Here's a link to the FAQ. Pretty interesting stuff. As far as the hatching, it says the 26th, and I assume they mean April. Read up if you get a chance.

Cool, thanks for finding that!

[Atkid]

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http://www.infotecbsi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=127

Here's a link to the FAQ. Pretty interesting stuff. As far as the hatching, it says the 26th, and I assume they mean April. Read up if you get a chance.

Figured save everyone the trouble by putting it here. Thanks for the link.

Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 9:11 am Post subject: *** OFFICIAL INFOTEC EAGLES FAQ Infotec Employees will most likely not respond to private tech support messages! Ask your question in the relevent forum!

About the Eagles
Which the the male? Which is the female?!
As with many of our other friends in the animal kingdom, the female is larger than the male. Roughly 30%, to be exact. The female Eagle also has a 'hookier' beak, and is generally more protective and aggressive.

How many eggs do eagles lay?
Eagles lay from one to three eggs. Five to ten days after a successful copulation, the female lays a speckled off-white or buff colored egg about the size of a goose's. The second egg is laid a few days later, followed by a possible third.

When were the eggs laid? When are they expected to hatch?
The eggs were laid on March 21st and 24th, and are expected to hatch around the 26th and 30th respectively. Make sure you book the time off work!

How long has this pair been mating?
Eagles mate for life unless one is killed in which case the other will

try to find another mate. Eagles have been known to live past 40 in the wild and 60+ in captivity.

[MotherOfGizmo]

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Anybody checked on her yet today? We watched her for a while last nite, she was all wet and it was still raining She looked cold!