Answers. 1  Jeeper is correct; the US gave just over $300 Million to Greece. However, this was not through the Marshall Plan; it was through the Truman Doctrine. The confusion comes since the two were so similar and were passed together.
Breeding bald eagles typically lay one to three eggs once a year and they hatch after about 35 days of incubation. Hunting, egg sitting, eaglet feeding and brooding duties are shared by both parents. The young eagles begin flying three months after hatching and are on their own about one month later.
American robins usually lay eggs two or three times each year, with about three to five eggs per brood. A new nest is built for each brood. Only about 40 percent of nests produce healthy young robins. The eggs of a robin are about an inch in length and are blue.