The D.C. area’s latest eaglet hatched above the Dulles Toll Road on Sunday. A second egg could hatch in coming days.

Her partner of 14 years, Justice, has gone missing.

They may sound familiar if you’ve paid attention to past #NametheNestlings contests.

Symbolic, creative, and gender-neutral names will stand out the most, the American Eagle Foundation says.

Officials noticed “DC5” made the first hole, or “pip,” in its shell this morning around 6:15 a.m.

And a soon-to-be eaglet dubbed “DC5” is still incubating in the nest atop a Tulip Poplar tree at the Northwest site.

The Baltimore Washington Eagles Australian Football club heads to the national championships next weekend.

The two-month-old Bald Eagle fledged yesterday afternoon.

Once they take off, live-streamers will get their last glimpses of the eagles in their current habitat over the course of a few days, or even a week.

The American Eagle Foundation announced its “Name the Nestlings” social media campaign to give the birds “creative and symbolic names.”