By ANNA CLAIRE MILLER Read the full article here. The wait is over for fans of Hilton Head Island’s beloved bald eagle pair. George and Gracie’s second egg hatched at approximately 10:03 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 30, bringing a second eaglet into the nest, just in time to ring in the new year. Continue reading on islandpacket.com.

By ANNA CLAIRE MILLER Read the full article here. Beloved Hilton Head eagle duo, Gracie and George, have just welcomed their first eaglet of the season to the nest, officially breaking through the shell at 4:21 a.m. on Dec. 29. This hatching made the first “pip” or crack in the shell on Saturday evening, and by Monday morning, the new arrival had completely broken free. Continue reading on islandpacket.com.

By ANNA CLAIRE MILLER Read the full article here. Hilton Head’s favorite flying duo – Gracie and George – are now preparing for another addition to their growing family, as eagle-watchers tune in on the Hilton Head Island Land Trust’s eagle cam, where this pair is the star of the show. The timing of the second egg is right on schedule. Typically, once the first egg is laid, the next one follows within three to five days. Continue reading on islandpacket.com.

By ANNA CLAIRE MILLER Read the full article here. One of Hilton Head’s most egg-cellent duos – Gracie and George – has welcomed a new addition to their nest. At 8:12 p.m. on Nov. 21, beloved bald eagle Gracie laid her first egg of the season on the Hilton Head Island Land Trust’s popular eagle cam. Since the egg arrived, Gracie and her longtime mate, George, have been sharing incubation duties. Now, eagle-watchers are eagerly waiting to see how many more eggs Gracie may lay —

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