Last week, the bald eagle officially became the national bird of the U.S. ... said pesticides like DDT worked their way up the food chain in a process known as biomagnification.

This expanded growth is largely in part of conservation programs across the nation and in Ohio that focus on breeding and ...

(WHTM) — December saw a couple of interesting pieces of news about the bald eagle – one national, one local but with statewide implications. On December 24 President Joe Biden signed a … ...

The chemical had “lasting impacts on the food chain” because it was ingested by the fish the eagles and ospreys ate, making the shells of eggs too thin. It was banned for general use in 1972. As of ...

Female bald eagle "MK" is being treated by the Cape Wildlife Center for suspected rodenticide poisoning. ... “There are other options that don’t go through the food chain like this does. ...

Number of bald eagle nests and young fledged in New Jersey, 1990-2022. Blue bars represent number of nests, and blue lines represent number of young produced each year. In 2022, 250 pairs were ...

Bald eagles plucked a baby red-tailed hawk as food for their two eaglets in San Simeon, California. But now the parents are feeding the hawk alongside their own babies.