Eagle guarding nest spotted in Busse Woods in suburban Elk Grove Village
Eagle guarding nest caught on video in Busse Woods in Elk Grove Village
Fox 32 News found this eagle guarding a nest in Busse Woods in Elk Grove Village. The Cook County Forest Preserve says this is probably the same bird that has been nesting with its partner in Busse Woods for the past six years. They typically lay three eggs every year.
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, Illinois - Bald eagles are making a dramatic comeback in the Chicago area.
Fox 32 News spotted this eagle watching over a nest in Busse Woods in Elk Grove Village.
The Cook County Forest Preserve said that this eagle is probably one half of the pair that has been nesting in Busse Woods for the past six years.
They usually lay three eggs a year, and two survive.
The bald eagle was once endangered in the United States, but is now estimated that there are 300,000 bald eagles in the lower 48 states.