First Egg for Tulsa Redtails

March 9, 2009: Jay brings Kay a pine bough for the nest, and then he flies off. The egg is white with brown blotches. The clutch size, 1 - 5 eggs, depends upon the availability of prey for the adults. The female does most of the incubation, and the male brings food to the nest. Eggs hatch in 28 35 days.

Watch the cam here:

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