The Fort St. Vrain eagles are a pair of bald eagles nesting at the Xcel Energy Fort St. Vrain Generating Station in Platteville, Colorado. Their nest, which is in a cottonwood tree near the plant, has been active since at least 2003 and is equipped with cameras for live viewing. The nest is known for its size, measuring 6 feet wide and 5 feet deep, according to Xcel Energy. | Aï Rÿn

203K views · 4.3K reactions | The NCTC pair have been arranging sticks and mating in the nest. This video shows the eagles interacting with new nesting material. The nest looks great with new grass lining and lots of nice woven stick work. Two to three eggs are usually laid in February around Valentine’s Day. Video by C. McBride/USFWS | National Conservation Training Center | Facebook