How long do bald eagles stay with its baby?

The bond between bald eagle parents and their young is remarkable and lasts for nearly two months. After the eaglets hatch, both parents take turns incubating them, protecting them from predators, and providing food. While the mother stays with the eaglets for most of the time, providing warmth and care, the father mainly hunts and brings food to the family. Once the eaglets are old enough to leave the nest, the parents continue to support and guide them for several weeks, teaching them how to hunt, fly, and survive on their own. This family bond plays a crucial role in ensuring the successful development and survival of the young eagles as they prepare for their independent lives.