Nest 36 is at the edge of a dense forest, and is not visible from the ground. The neighbours can see the adults come and go, and they can hear the eaglets, but they cannot see them until they leave the nest.
The clearing neighbouring the nest is a working farm; the farm loses a handful of chickens to the eagles every year, despite the owners' precautions.
So, I had a conversation with one of the neighbours yesterday... She was starting to worry because she had not yet seen the eaglet branching or flying. It seemed to be getting late for this year's little one. Mom Eagle had tried to catch a chicken just a day or two before, so there must still be someone to feed...
Then this evening I had a phone call from this wonderful person. She phoned specially to tell me that she saw the eaglet branching and flapping and clambering on branches today. The eaglet is now very vocal and all seems well.