Housed with Lafayette for over a decade, Elmwood surprised everyone one spring by revealing “he” was a “she” by laying an egg. While the two eagles do display typical nesting behaviors every spring, the eggs laid are infertile. Most of the year, Elmwood is sitting comfortably “front and center,” as close to visitors as she can get—and she rarely lets Lafayette perch in this spot! Elmwood is also very vocal revealing the piercing, chittering call of a Bald Eagle whenever something interesting occurs near her enclosure.