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She also wants the home of her young eaglets to be a suitable place in which she can give them the proper training for their mission in ife. The mother eagle has in mind what she wants her young ones to do and she trains thtem to this end. She wants her young ones to be properly trained and perpared before they leave the nst and go out on their own.
The young eaglets do not learn to fly by chajice, but they are taught by the mother eagle. "As an eagle stirreth up her nest, fluttereth over ;her young, spreadeth abeareth on her wings.” The one time comfortable nest is disrupted \and made uncomfortable by the mother. This is the way she prepares them to leave the nest. "She fluttereth over her young.” The mother is training her young to use their wings. This process is repeated day after day until the mother knows ^hat they are ready for a more adi’tw'ced lesson in the art of flying. Th*p die spreads abroad her strong wings, takes her young and soars out into the open sky and
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