An aerie or convocation of eagles
possibly a pride of eagles
collective nouns are a creative and not scientific naming of groups
Yes, collective nouns are NOT scientific, they could differ from country to country, but. But it should also be said that while wild and domestic gees DO fly, swim or walk in a group, eagles don't have such collective behaviour! It could be difficult to find a GROUP of eagles ...
These young birds are called eaglets.
They are called, Fledglings, Aeries, and Eaglets
Young eagles are called "eaglets".
Baby eagles are called eaglets.
Young eagles are called eaglets. The term "chick" is also common to all birds.
Baby eagles are called eaglets.
Yes the breed have babies (called eaglets) once a year
Eaglet You can check a site such as www.dictionary.com for definitions and usages.
The young are called eaglets. Both parents help take care of them.
an eaglet
For most birds a chick. Eagle chicks are called eaglets so it depends...
Two is normal.