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Why are baby eagles pushed out of their nest?

April 26, 2017baby eagles nest pushed

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Why are baby eagles pushed out of their nest?

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I just saw a special on Iowa Public Television where a researcher was filming a group of eagles and he showed that eagle chicks are not pushed out of their nests at all. The chicks first build strength by exercising their wings while perched in the nest. After they have built enough strength and courage, the eaglets took their first flights on their own.