They found four of ’em in one nest in Maine:

Apparently they usually go with two at a time, and very rarely three eggs hatch and survive.  Four eaglets in one nest that make it is a phenomenon.  But then, Bald Eagles have made it off of the endangered species list in Maine, so maybe there’s something in the water up there.

Open thread – and, free advice?  Keep it light, folks.  For your own sakes.

Moe Lane (crosspost)