Clutch Size: 1–3 eggs Number of Broods: 1 broods Egg Length: 2.3–3.3 inches (5.8–8.4 cm) Egg Width: 1.9–2.5 inches (4.7–6.3 cm) Egg Description: Dull white, usually without markings.
The female usually lays a clutch of two eggs, though she can lay as many as four. She incubates the eggs for about 40 days by sitting on the nest to keep them warm.
The female doesn't usually lay one egg each day; it usually takes her 3 - 6 days to complete her clutch.
Each egg weighs roughly 110 - 130 grams.
Bald eagle eggs are white. They may occasionally have pale brown splotches, but not usually. They are shaped like most eggs, and range from 6-8 centimeters long and 5-6 centimeters wide.
The time around egg-laying is a vulnerable time. Intrusive human activities in the breeding area may discourage adults from laying eggs or may cause enough stress to produce non-viable eggs.
Egg-laying dates vary throughout the U.S., ranging from October in Florida, to late April or even early May in the northern United States.
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