The Minnesota DNR’s EagleCam is celebrating its 10th anniversary, and the eagles the DNR’s camera is monitoring have laid two eggs for the 2023 season. The male and female will work together to hatch the remaining egg, likely by the end of March. If all then proceeds normally, the young eagle would fly around Fourth of July.
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