Where do the baby eagles go after they leave the nest?
Where ever they want. Once they leave the nest and learn how to hunt on their own the young and the parents go their separate ways. The young will wander around for about four or five years at which age they will find a mate. The male selects the nest site, usually within 100 miles from where he learned to fly. The females will go where ever their mate takes them. Sadly, most never make it that far. Mortality is 50 percent in the first year. After that only 1 in 6 make it to mating age.
