Sea eagle chick SE38 hesitates to take food from Lady during a difficult feeding at Sydney Olympic Park, but her persistence eventually leads to a hopeful breakthrough.
A fishing hook attached to a fish brought by Dad lands on tiny SE37 at Sydney Olympic Park. The chick is okay, but the hook then disappears into the nest, prompting a temporary livestream shutdown and investigation.
A Powerful Owl swoops past Lady and Dad’s Sydney Olympic Park nest, triggering an intense vocal defense as SE37 and SE38 rest below. The encounter raises a bigger question: how much of a threat could Australia’s largest owl pose to tiny sea eagle chicks?
Sea eagle SE37 had a busy first full day at Sydney Olympic Park, from tiny bites of fish to a funny lesson in balance, while sibling SE38 continued working from inside a pipped egg.
The Sydney sea eagle pip is here, with movement visible inside the egg as Lady and Dad stay close and hatch watch enters its most exciting stage yet.