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Bald eagles mated on camera in California and now they have an egg

Colin Atagi, Palm Springs Desert SunComments Off on Bald eagles mated on camera in California and now they have an egg

Cigars are in store for a pair of bald eagles in Big Bear Lake, California, who finally have an egg after likely numerous attempts at procreating.

Colin Atagi, Palm Springs Desert Sun
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