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Bald Eaglet Triplets: Three Chirps For America!
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn., May 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Three newly hatched sibling
Bald Eaglets snuggle close together on a cool spring day at the Dollywood
family entertainment park's "Eagle Mountain Sanctuary" aviary operated by the
non-profit American Eagle Foundation ( www.eagles.org ).
Only a few days old, the healthy chicks were recently discovered in the
nest of their non-releasable eagle parents.
"We haven't decided on names for these little American Idols," said AEF
president Al Cecere, "But they all seem to be chirping in perfect tune
already. Maybe we'll ask Randy, Paula and Simon for a few suggestions."
If all goes well, the eaglets will be released into the foothills of the
Great Smoky Mountains when they're full grown at thirteen-weeks of age. The
eagle conservation group has an Eagle Nest Cam on their website
(www.eagles.org) where a Bald Eagle nesting pair can be watched on-line by the
public. During 2008, the United States Mint ( www.usmint.gov ) is selling
special commemorative eagle coins to help the organization "Build A Nest Egg"
aiding future eagle care and recovery programs.
For more information contact: Al Cecere, American Eagle Foundation, 865-
256-0372 cellular, savetheeagle@aol.com
Photo of three eaglets provided by American Eagle Foundation may be
accessed and downloaded for use by media at:
http://www.eagles.org/3chirps.jpg
SOURCE American Eagle Foundation
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