Last fall, the 90th anniversary migration season at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary set another record for the bald eagle with 668 of the magnificent raptors counted soaring past the North Lookout. This ...

So, because the migration patterns of bald eagles are a bit complex, let's talk about the best places in America to see these ...

The bald eagle's extensive recovery showed promise in 1983 when the first eagle's nest was recorded on Dale Bumpers, White River National Wildlife Refuge since the 1950s. As time has passed, the ...

Earlier this week, Jonesboro Farmer Brent Coggin spotted a bald eagle in the fields between I-55 and Highway 158. If you see one, Zellers said to admire the beauty from a distance.

A Virginia hunter got a slap on the wrist for poisoning over 20 young hawks and bald eagles during migration season to stop them from preying on ducks, which he wanted to kill for sport, according ...

Lake Coeur d’Alene sees sharp decline in bald eagle migration numbers due to kokanee numbers Hugo counted 191 eagles Thursday, a sharp decline from 284 the previous week, and far from the record ...

Illinois is a popular wintering spot for migrating bald eagles that are attracted by the waterways that line DuPage and Will counties. ... A bald eagle prepares a nest in Shorewood in 2021.

The 1967 listing of the bald eagle as an endangered species was a major impetus for the EPA to ban most outdoor uses of the pesticide DDT in 1972. NATURAL HISTORY. ... MIGRATION: Bald eagle migration ...

In the 1990s, Colorado’s bald eagle populations began to grow as the human population did, Conrey said. This growth of bald eagles in the state mirrors the bird’s nationwide recovery. In 2007, it was ...

A bald eagle is tested for lead poisoning at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah in Ogden after being rescued on Friday. The eagle died Saturday, center officials said.

A bald eagle soars by the North Lookout at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary during the 90th anniversary fall migration season. The bald eagle set a record of 668 birds that passed the North Lookout.