"The male was brought to the park in 2005 and the female arrived in 2006, and since then the birds have established a territory in Sauces Canyon, on Santa Cruz Island.
The birds were introduced back into the park in 2006 after bald eagles went extinct in the 1960s due to contamination from a pesticide called DDT. Now they have re-established themselves on most of the islands scattered throughout the marine park, but this is the first time that this particular pair of eagles
have successfully hatched chicks, after three years of trying."
I have seen the adults getting fish ,birds,small mammals and tearing a part to feed the chicks
I have put a link blow to the feed
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