Bald eagle braves snow storm to protect eggs
Bird shields eggs from extreme weather in Pennsylvania
One bald eagle might be in the running for "parent of the year." Despite the cold temperatures, one bald eagle has been captured by a live camera feed from the Pennsylvania Game Commission buried up to its head in snow as it sits over its eggs. In some images from the feed, the patriotic bird's beak can be seen poking out from the pile of snow.
The commission's feed is meant to offer a glimpse at wildlife that people don't normally get to see. The feed is presented through the coordination of the commission, HDOnTap, Comcast Business, Friends of Codorus State Park, among other participating organizations.
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