For the first time in a century, bald eagles are back in New York

For the first time in a century, bald eagles are back in New York

According to the Audubon Society, the first active nest of bald eagles in about a century was spotted last week on the South Shore of Staten Island. Birders hope to see signs of offspring following the usual egg incubating period of 36 days — which means a very unusual new native New Yorker is due very soon. Welcome!