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A. If they find a larger carcass they will eat some at the site; manageable chunks can be flown off to a tree, rock, or other spots where the eagles can eat in privacy. They will sometimes eat in the nest, especially while breeding or incubating eggs; they also eat the parts that are tough and less digestible or nutritious for the eaglets.
