More gray than white now, you can see the eyasses’ wing feathers start to grow in.  They’ve begun venturing out on the ledge to the right of the nest too.  It’s a great time to watch them, although it helps to have a spotting scope rather than just binoculars at this stage. While I visited in the early afternoon, not much happened and the female took an extended trip off the nest.  I think I must have just missed a feeding.