WASHINGTON — Remember the bald eagle so committed to protecting its eggs, that it didn’t budge when snow piled on its back? Well, some of the hard work has paid off as the eaglets hatch. One of the eggs hatched and the live stream of the nest on Tuesday morning showed at least one moving baby. The other eggs are about to hatch.

The first Pennsylvania bald eaglet has hatched! http://t.co/sVxfYXKt9U pic.twitter.com/Q0prUOSflD — Neal Augenstein (@AugensteinWTOP) March 24, 2015

The particular eagle guarding the nest was actually one of two. Named Liberty and Freedom, the pair has two eggs. Their nest is in view of the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s bald eagle camera. Over the past few days, the eagles continued to tend to the eggs, but took quick breaks from the nest always returning and resuming watch. [related_gallery align=”right”]Earlier this month when the eagle was seen covered in snow, there were calls for someone to save the bird. At the time, Jack Hubley, a naturalist with WGAL-TV, said the eagle was warm — that it was like a human wearing a goose down coat. “If you look at the eagle, covered with snow, that tells you that this eagle is terrifically insulated because the snow is not melting,” Hubley said. “Why is that? There’s no heat escaping.” Click here to watch the live stream.