One crow finally landed on the eagle's nest, looking around warily. He related that the other crows joined in and the eagle eggs were quickly destroyed. It will take a while for her to be able to if she does. He said the similar scenarios have occurred at the Pymatuning Wildlife Management Area in western Pennsylvania due to increasing eagle populations. We can't control nature.
Nature is neither good nor bad.
It is because, even knowing better, we judge natural events with human values. I guess that's what makes us human. The bald eagles on the nest we monitored last year on the tower below the Holtwood Dam started incubating eggs on Feb. 27. Another pair of eagles are incubating eggs on the Lancaster County side of the Chester-Octoraro Reservoir.