From Us To You At Christmas

The Eagle builds her nest high at the top of a moun­tain or in a very tall tree she does so using sticks then she cush­ions it with straw so it can be com­fort­able but she places it up and away so that her young can be pro­tect­ed from predators.
She lays her eggs then sits on them until they hatch.
She goes out and she brings back food, she feeds the young hatch­lings until they are all grown up.
Then one morn­ing she sits on the side of the nest and flaps her giant wings until all the straw is gone.
She effec­tive­ly removes the com­fort that the straw pro­vides, then she flies a lit­tle way off and watches.
One by one the young Eagles try to emu­late their mom, some­times they fall, when they do she swoops down to pick up the young one and places it back into the nest.
The young Eagle repeats the process until the art of fly­ing becomes nat­ur­al and they fly off into the skies on their own.