PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – Several bald eagle chicks were born a few days ago.
It's unclear how many chicks there are. Most nests have two or three.
"Only 20 percent of bald eagles actually reach the age of maturity, which is 5 years of age, where they can reproduce," said bird enthusiast Phil Martin. "To have them here in almost my back yard is simply amazing. I love to watch the way they interact, I love to photograph them."
The parents will care for the chicks for about 2.5 months by bringing food to the next, according to the National Wildlife Federation.
Bald eagles are a protected species in the U.S.