Minnesota DNR debuts second EagleCam on Thursday

DNR EagleCam

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(ABC 6 News) — The Minnesota DNR EagleCam is back and better than ever.

The cam follows a breeding pair of bald eagles and is about half a mile away from the original nest location. The pair will generally begin incubating their eggs around February, which will hatch about 35 days later.

If you were a fan of the original EagleCam, don’t worry, it is still up and both can be found here.