With three new eagles living at Radnor Lake State Park's Barbara J. Mapp Aviary Education Center, knowing more about bald eagles may make the viewing of these majestic birds more interesting. 1 ...

Despite the bald eagle's prominence as a symbol of American culture, many people know very little about these birds. Here are a handful of interesting facts worth noting: There are about 60 ...

Bald eagles are powerful symbols of America—but there’s a whole lot more to these quirky birds.

Bald eagles can breach this speed during dives, but they rarely utilize such acrobatics. Moreover, the birds can ascend to heights of up to 10,000 feet. Survival of the Fittest.

Bald eagles are sizable birds, with females reaching 43 inches long with an eight-foot wingspan and weighing about 14 pounds. Males are roughly 25 percent smaller and top out at about 10 pounds.

Fun facts about bald eagles. January 4, 2013. Bald eagle occupy the same nests year after year. After continually having sticks added to them, some of the nests can weigh more than a ton.

Discover interesting facts about the Bald Eagle, the national emblem of the United States. Learn about its symbolism, history ...

Bald eagles are not, in fact, bald as their name suggests, but in Old English, the word for white was “balde,” thus they are named for their white heads. DNR: 10 fun facts about bald eagles ...

Adult male and female bald eagles have the same appearance - dark brown bodies, pure white head and tail feathers, yellow beaks and eyes - though females are usually a bit larger. Young eagles ...

Bald eagles typically do not mate until age 4 or 5. The female usually lays two eggs from February through April. Both parents incubate the eggs, which hatch after about 35 days, if all goes to plan.

When bald eagle populations dwindle, it’s likely because humans have interfered with their natural habitat. Most of Canada’s bald eagle population is found along the Pacific coast of British Columbia, ...