Definition of eaglet
: a young eagle
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These are the sixth and seventh eaglets that have hatched there.
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Bald Eagles Articles editor Jonah Ogles awarded high marks to the American Eagle Foundation’s D.C. Arboretum eagle cam, which features a pair of bald eagles currently raising two eaglets.
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The eaglet at the Belle River property was weighed and measured and had a blood sample taken that will be analyzed for chemicals that might be present in the environment.
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The egg hatched Monday, the American Eagle Foundation reports, and the eaglet appears healthy.
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The 6-week-old male eaglet, scarcely larger than a football, lay blindfolded and cradled against the biologist's chest.
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Winning names for each eaglet will be selected later this month.
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Two adorable eaglets just hatched, and the last egg is about to pop.
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Of course, there aren’t many disturbances more intrusive than a biologist dropping in on the nest and snatching the eaglets.
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