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The bald eagle population hit an all-time low in the 1960s, with just 417 nesting pairs in the continental U.S, according to the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute.

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Angel, a 26-year-old bald eagle from Wisconsin that was too gravely injured to be returned to the wild, serves as “ambassador” to visitors at the National Eagle Center in Wabasha, Minn., on ...

TACOMA, Wash. — A bald eagle is soaring over the skies of Tacoma again, after it was released back into the wild on Wednesday morning. The raptor was rescued at the end of May from the same area ...

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The bald eagle is now the official bird of the United States, nearly 250 years after it was first used as a symbol of the newly founded nation.

A bald eagle has died after crashing through the window of a home in Alaska, perhaps while flying erratically to prevent another eagle from stealing its meal. Alaska Public Media reported ...

The bald eagle, an endearing symbol of American strength and independence for more than 240 years, has only been our national bird since Dec. 24, 2024, when then-President Joe Biden signed a bill ...

A National Eagle Center riverboat cruise will get you up close and personal with the country's national bird. "This is pretty much as good as it gets when it comes to tour boats on the river ...

Michigan's bald eagle population has significantly increased since 1980. Bald eagle lovers in Michigan can watch three eaglets stretch their wings as they get closer to taking their first flights.

In 2016, bald eagles John and Annie — named after Ohio’s Glenn family — were seen nesting above Grandview’s Scioto River. Now, nearly a decade later, a nest in the same area is welcoming a ...