Bald Eagles Nesting in Los Angeles County Park Highlight Conservation Efforts
A pair of bald eagles has been observed nesting in a park within Los Angeles County, as reported by the L.A. County Department of Parks and Recreation. The eagles were seen perched on a high tree branch in an undisclosed location, according to a video shared on Instagram. Bald eagles, being native nesting birds, are protected under federal law, which prohibits disturbing their active nests as it can disrupt breeding and impact their success. The department has advised Southern California residents to maintain a respectful distance from nesting sites and to avoid activities such as tree trimming or vegetation clearing during the nesting season. Additionally, pet owners are encouraged to keep dogs leashed and under control near potential nesting areas, and drone usage near wildlife is discouraged. In cases where a nestling appears to be in distress, the San Dimas Raptor Rescue Center is available for assistance. 
