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Eagle Nest Update: One Egg Consumed, Three Still Viable

3/25/2026

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One of the four eggs at a Lancaster County nest was deemed non-viable after the mother eagle removed and consumed the embryo, per HDOnTap.
A representative from HDOnTap said the egg may have cracked, but video evidence is limited.
This season, the first two eggs hatched on March 16 and 20.
The remaining eggs were laid between February 4 and February 13, with the fourth expected to hatch soon.

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One of the four eggs at a Lancaster County nest was deemed non-viable after the mother eagle removed and consumed the embryo, per HDOnTap.
A representative from HDOnTap said the egg may have cracked, but video evidence is limited.
This season, the first two eggs hatched on March 16 and 20.
The remaining eggs were laid between February 4 and February 13, with the fourth expected to hatch soon.