Two baby bald eagles died from bird flu this week in Florida, according to local wildlife experts in Lee County.

The back-to-back deaths of two beloved bald eagle siblings stunned the thousands of people who tuned into the livestream of their nest in Florida. Now, biologists have shared they both died from bird flu. The bald eaglets, known as E24 and E25, died within 36 hours of each other, McClatchy News previously reported.

The disease is circulating, but experts say you're only at risk if you work directly with birds or in agriculture.

The two eaglets from the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam that died within a day of each other tested positive for Avian Influenza.

Two days after the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam announced the death of an eaglet, it said that the second eaglet in the nest has passed away.

UPDATE: The second bald eaglet, E25, died in the early hours of Jan. 28 a little over a day after the death of its sibling, the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam shared. The eagle started having seizures and fell out of the nest, according to moderators. Wildlife officials collected both bodies for testing. The original story is below.

One of the beloved eaglets of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam passed away a little over a month after hatching in the famous Pritchard Realty nest.