More: The bald eagle joins the rose, the bison, and the oak tree as an official American symbol “A bird that probably was once very common across the United States was down to very low levels ...

but it became official in 2024, when President Joe Biden signed a bill naming the bald eagle the national bird. Bald eagle nestlings at Lake Pleasant get health exams, tracking leg bands 'Education ...

but it became official in 2024, when President Joe Biden signed a bill naming the bald eagle the national bird. Canadian snowbirds consider leaving Arizona amid Trump trade war, immigration ...

The Arizona Game and Fish Department and the Southwestern Bald Eagle Management Committee teamed up to check on eaglets at Lake Pleasant last month.

The Friends of Big Bear Valley, the nonprofit that runs 24/7 livestream cameras of the famous bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow and their two chicks, announced in a Facebook post that the "Bigger ...

A bald eagle that was hit by a vehicle in March was rehabbed and released to Cattus Island Park in Toms River.

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. After surviving a likely gunshot wound in July, a bald eagle in Missouri is showing an important sign of recovery–keratin ...

As the official bird of the United States, bald eagle images are ubiquitous. They're big and bold on our nation's official seal, they appear on every $1 bill and their likeness is plastered on ...

Imagine your spark bird is the bald eagle. You thought you were applying for a summer internship with the Student Conservation Association, thesca.org, during college. But what you were really ...

A bald eagle is recovering at the Houston SPCA's Wildlife Center after its wing was caught by a fishhook at the Neches River ...

Arizona Game and Fish Department employees teamed up with nest watchers from the Southwestern Bald Eagle Management Committee ...

Imagine your spark bird is the bald eagle. You thought you were applying for a summer internship with the Student Conservation Association, thesca.org, during college.But what you were really ...