Each breeding season, the female usually lays one to three eggs, which are incubated for roughly 45 days by both parents. For a few weeks after hatching, the chicks rely slots for funon their parents for sustenance and safety. The parents show excellent parental care by frequently returning food to the nest several times a day to make sure the chicks develop into robust, healthy adults. Under their parents' close supervision, young eagles start to practice flying & acquire vital survival skills as fledging draws near.
