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

Bald eagles are mighty and ferocious-looking, but contrary to popular belief they do not possess the piercing cries attributed to them by Hollywood sound editors. In fact, bald eagle vocalizations ...

If you want to visit Minnesota for eagle spotting in summer (which is when the weather is the most pleasant and you can relax on the shore of one of The North Star State's over 10,000 lakes), the ...

You can hear the sound of bald eagles on allaboutbirds.org here. Eagles have about 7,000 feathers. Their feathers are made of keratin and grow continuously, just like their talons and beaks.

You might find a lone bald eagle in the Lone Star State in the summer, if you look hard, but sightings in winter are more common. Prime places include coastal areas from Rockport up to Houston ...

Bet you didn't know bald eagles can swim. Neither did Reesa Conrey, an avian researcher for Colorado Parks and Wildlife who is leading the most comprehensive bald eagle research project the agency ...

A pair of bald eagles nest near Lake Natoma in Orangevale on April 6. According to the Friends of Lakes Folsom & Natoma live camera website, the pair have been returning to the same tree to nest ...

And I've never seen a white-bodied bald eagle, until now. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation shared a short video of a mostly white bald eagle on Wednesday. The bird was spotted in ...

You can hear the sound of bald eagles on allaboutbirds.org here. Eagles have about 7,000 feathers. Their feathers are made of keratin and grow continuously, just like their talons and beaks.

You can hear the sound of bald eagles on allaboutbirds.org here. Eagles have about 7,000 feathers. ... World Oceans Day is Sunday, June 8: A look at sea turtles in our waters ...