Eaglets spotted in Chicago for first time in a century

“It’s an inevitable milestone that we’ve been waiting to happen,” said Edward Warden, president of the Chicago Ornithological Society. “It was only a matter of time because of the amount of work that’s been done on Chicago’s waterways, on Chicago’s ecology. We knew that they were going to return some day.”

Related articles:

	At Humboldt Park Lagoon, anglers hope fish and swan boats can coexist in urban ecosystem
	Kane County’s Burlington Prairie Forest Preserve, home to new bison herd, opens to the public
	Pepper the piping plover back at Waukegan Beach