In Traverse City, Michigan, a 7.5-week-old eaglet named Snow is recovering at North Sky Raptor Sanctuary after its nest fell from a tree on Tuesday. The eaglet, part of a pair raised by resident bald eagles Harry and Harriet, suffered two fractures: one in the ulna of its left wing and another in the wrist of its right wing. The nest had been precariously leaning due to a broken support branch since May 25. While Harry and Harriet were able to fly away, Snow, who had not yet fledged, fell with the nest. Sanctuary staff responded promptly to the crash site, rescuing Snow and providing immediate care. Initial assessments indicated bruising and swelling, but no serious injuries like broken blood feathers were found. Treatment includes bandages and splints, with ongoing monitoring for other potential issues. Bald eagles, which are federally protected, have seen a resurgence in Michigan, home to about 800 breeding pairs.