This image broadcast by the Pennsylvania Game Commission shows bald eagles in the Hays neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The first of three eggs being nested is expected to hatch soon.

In less than a week, the first of three eggs being nested by a pair of bald eagles in the Hays neighborhood of Pittsburgh is due to hatch.

You can watch the baby birds being born and the lives of adult eagles live 24 hours a day on the Butler Eagle's website, www.butlereagle.com.

A camera has been televising live from the nest on the Monongahela River since December. A link to a live camera focused on the birds is on the Eagle's website.

Look for the Pittsburgh Eagle cam button on the right side of the website.

Here is information about bald eagles:• They build the largest nest of any North American bird.• A pair generally mates for life.• They are exclusively found in North America.• They have a wingspan of 5½ feet to 8 feet.• They are 28 to 40 inches in length.• They may weigh eight to 12 pounds.• Females are about 25 percent larger than males.• Both sexes will sit on the nest and protect the eggs or young, exchanging places while the other forages for food.Source: Pennsylvania Game Commission