Michigan is home to hundreds of bald eagles, with many staying year-round to feed on fish from the Great Lakes and other bodies of water. The large raptors — which just officially became the U.S.

Three years after Spirit the bald eagle hatched her way out of an egg in a nest high above Big Bear Lake, she may have siblings on the way. Friends of Big Bear Valley, a nonprofit that operates ...

With that kind of power packed into a single dive bomb, a bald eagle flying at full speed could easily injure or kill another animal. Fortunately, these kinds of attacks are very rare, since bald ...

With that kind of power packed into a single dive bomb, a bald eagle flying at full speed could easily injure or kill another animal. Fortunately, these kinds of attacks are very rare, since bald ...

Apex Police officers and a Holly Springs animal control officer rescued an injured bald eagle this weekend. On Saturday afternoon, the Apex Police Department said on Facebook that officers ...

A bald eagle flying at Saganashkee Slough. Mark Kasick Share Notes come from around Chicago outdoors and beyond. WILD OF THE WEEK Mark Kasick emailed his best bald eagle photo Wednesday ...

Baby eagles learn how to fly by themselves. They usually start flying when they get hungry because their parents don’t bring them food (which is a secret eagle tactic to motivate their babies to fly; ...

A nesting pair of bald eagles hatched the first of their three eggs of the season Tuesday morning at Duke Farms in Hillsborough, offering viewers a front-row seat through a newly upgraded eagle ...

The original story is below. A “precious” bald eagle baby is the first of three to break out of its egg in a New Jersey nest. A pip was visible on the egg a day before the eaglet hatched ...

It's *** call being heard around the world as we watch and wait for the newest generation of big bear bald eagles to hatch ... but you don't need an eagle eye to spot it as the friends of Big ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is calling on residents of Ohio to help monitor the state's bald eagle population by reporting sightings of nests.

Only about half of bald eagle eggs hatch to begin with, and only 70 percent of eaglets survive their first year of life, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Last year, the couple laid ...