A little after 4 p.m. on March 10, Stafford County Sheriff's Sergeant A.J. McCall and Deputy E.M. Brooks responded to a call ...

Big Bear’s famous bald eagle couple, Jackie and Shadow, are getting ready to welcome a baby chick into the nest. Friends of Big Bear Valley posted an image Sunday showing one of the couple’s ...

These massive mammals are powerful and dangerous, but this video from the Bill Shawler YouTube channel captured something quite surprising: a bald eagle suddenly swooping in and attacking a ...

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 ...

Eagles also have very powerful talons. Moreover, they possess excellent vision. For example, the martial eagle’s eyes are twice as large as a human’s, and their visual acuity is up to eight times ...

Alopecia areata, ringworm, and chemotherapy are among the most common causes of a bald spot or patch in the beard. Treatment can vary depending on the underlying cause of a bald patch in the beard.

which is about the length of time it takes a bald eagle egg to hatch. Jackie laid her first 2025 egg Jan. 22, with egg #2 following on Jan. 25 and egg number three arriving Jan. 28. The Big Bear ...

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 ...

TRAVERSE CITY, MI – A bald eagle pair is expecting an eaglet this spring, and the entire journey can be viewed via a livestream. Bald eagles Harriet and Harry return annually to Traverse City to ...

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 ...

The bald eagle pair known as Jackie and Shadow are now the proud parents of two eaglets. There is a third egg that could also hatch any day now.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife is conducting a statewide bald eagle nest census in 2025 and is requesting the public’s help to locate active eagle nests.