It is a sensitive time, but the parents are very good. There's always one of them there.

It's such an incredible event. For the first time in 50 years they did it themselves. It's a new age for the islands.

It's a new age for the islands.

We are keeping our fingers crossed. Regardless of the outcome, we will continue to intensely monitor this and other bald eagle pairs in the Channel Islands over the coming years to assess their overall reproductive success.

The problem is, [parents] don't understand how little time it takes to accumulate quite a bit of money.

I like dealing with parents whose children have been arrested for the first time, ... It's one of the few times that one can make a difference, so I try to make the experience so terrifying that they never want to come back.