St. Augustine, Fla. -- A new bald eagle's nest has been spotted in the St Augustine area and has nature lovers talking.

St. Augustine Eco Tours gave us these pictures...it's a nest they say one of their naturalists spotted while cruising South of the 312-bridge on Anastasia Island.

The bald eagle was taken off the endangered species list a few years ago. The group says the nest shows the eagle is adapting to its habitat, which is increasingly encroached upon by humans.

Eco Tours says the nest is expected to grow.

So far they've only spotted one eagle in the nest. It is a juvenile.

Eco Tours says about 30-eagles live along the area, but that this is the first new nest in quite some time.

St. Augustine Humane Society is offering a feral cat trap and return, spay and neuter program. The local non-profit maintains a public trap depot that can be accessed by individuals who wish to humanely control the local feral cat population. The feral cat caregiver may borrow the traps to catch feral cats for trap and return purposes only.  The Humane Society's shuttle system will transport the ferals for spay and neuter surgeries at the organization's partner clinic, First Coast No More Homeless Pets in Jacksonville. The humane feral cat traps are available for $50 per trap with a refundable cash deposit.