Officials urge caution near eagle nest at White Rock Lake
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By Tasha Tsiaperas
Published on May 6, 2026.
Three eaglets are growing from their nest at White Rock Lake, where they are being taught to walk. The city has put up signs near the nest warning that visitors should stay away from the animals. The bald eagle couple, known as Nick and Nora, have been a fixture in the area for several years. The eagletlets are believed to have hatched around March 17.
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