Editor's note: This post was updated Monday afternoon, as a second egg became visible on the livestream. The bald eagles starring in Lancaster County’s live eagle camera are back for 2026. Two eggs ...

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The bald eagle pair starring in Lancaster County’s live eagle camera now watches over four eggs. On Friday night, the “Pa Farm Country Eagles” camera captured an eagle laying another egg, the fourth ...

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Thousands of toads, frogs and newts will cross the half-mile stretch of road A six-week road closure has been put in place to allow toads, frogs and newts to cross to their breeding grounds.

A council has closed a road for the next six weeks to allow toads, frogs and newts to cross to their natural breeding grounds. Charlcombe Lane, near Bath in Somerset, will be closed today until March ...