Harriet, Southwest Florida’s famous bald eagle, has laid an egg Wednesday afternoon in North Fort Myers.
On the SWFL Eagle Cam hosted by Dick Pritchett Real Estate, the egg can be seen. It was laid at approx. 4:59 p.m., and that time is being verified.
The typical time for incubation is about 35 days.
It’s unusually late for Harriet to lay her first egg as they typically hatch between Christmas and New Year’s Day.
Watch the SWFL Eagle Cam here on YouTube or below:
Harriet is on the nest and all signs are pointing towards an egg! Tune in NOW to watch: https://t.co/YBIKaaUcaX pic.twitter.com/oS6iycWvpG
— SWFL Eagle Cam (@SWFLEagleCAM) December 16, 2020