The first egg of the 13th Southwest Florida Eagle Cam season is here, laid last week by the beloved eagle couple M15 and F23. "While it was noted the pair were spending more time in the nest ...

The back-to-back deaths of two beloved bald eagle siblings stunned the thousands of people who tuned into the livestream of their nest in Florida. Now, biologists have shared they both died from bird ...

The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife revealed the cause of death for eaglets E24 and E25 was due to HPAI, also known as bird flu.

Highly pathogenic' avian influenza can pose a dire risk to wild birds, as the North Fort Myers eagle nest shows, but most humans needn't worry about catching it.

Losing both eaglets is "uncharted territory for our cameras and viewers," Southwest Florida Eagle Cam's Facebook post said.

FORT MYERS, Fla. (WFLA)— One of the eagles in the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam passed away Sunday night. According to a post on Facebook by the Southwest Eagle Cam, E24 passed away after showing ...

UPDATE: The second bald eaglet, E25, died in the early hours of Jan. 28 a little over a day after the death of its sibling, the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam shared. The eagle started having seizures ...

One of the eaglets of the famed Southwest Florida Eagle Cam has died. Those who monitor the cameras say the baby bird appeared to be distressed moments before passing away. The eagles' nest has been ...

SANIBEL, Fla — Two eaglets that died in Southwest Florida tested positive for avian flu, staff from The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) said Thursday.

Two baby bald eagles died from bird flu this week in Florida, according to local wildlife experts in Lee County.

The Clinic for Wildlife Rehabilitation of Wildlife, or CROW, on Sanibel picked up the remains of E25, and technicians there will perform a necropsy on the bird.