Michael Pursley took this photo of a bald eagle he spotted in the southwestern area of the county recently. “I was driving ...

In the 2011 trafficking case known as , a bald eagle carcass sold for $1,000. A single feather went for $500. The case took two years to close. Dan Rolince, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Office ...

RUFFLED FEATHERS ... on the eagle cam and in person. "We have thousands of people out here visiting the nest. On weekends, we have docents set up scopes so that people can see close up into ...

Wait times for bald eagles or parts are up to two years. Lilley, the Nakota member, said many feathers in his regalia were gifted to him or came from a dead eagle he found along a fence after it ...