A pair of bald eagles nicknamed Nick and Nora are once again drawing attention at White Rock Lake after apparently hatching another eaglet — or possibly two — wildlife observers say.
The eagles, which have nested in the area since 2021, have endured repeated nest losses but continue returning to the same site despite the challenges.
Officials say the birds appear determined to stay in place, even in a densely populated urban environment where bald eagle nesting is uncommon and closely protected.
The pair’s earlier offspring include Henley, named after local musician Don Henley, and more recently Dixon and Luka, spotted in 2025 as they learned to fly.
The new eaglets have not yet been fully confirmed, but the nest is being closely monitored by wildlife watchers, photographers and local bird enthusiasts.
Officials are reminding the public to keep their distance, noting the birds are federally protected.
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