One of Washington’s internet-famous eaglets fell from the nest and disappeared last week. Monday afternoon, he reappeared on the streets of Northeast D.C.

The current hypothesis for its injuries is that it got caught in Saturday’s downpour.

Glory had an “accidental fledge,” but the real thing could happen in the near future, eagle experts say.

It might be back in its nest as soon as tonight.

After spotting a small crack on an eagle egg this morning, officials say “DC4” could hatch in the next 12 to 48 hours.

The second eaglet is expected to start its course on Sunday.

One eagle was shot on Christmas day, while the other was found dead last Saturday.

philliefan99 is following the drama at this osprey nest, where female birds have been fighting over the male or the crib or both. In notes to his docudrama, philliefan99 writes that “challengers to the nest are dealt with by the partner of the same sex as the intruder.”…