Two pairs of bald eagles, Harry and Harriet, and Soren and Skye, have recently hatched eggs in Michigan. Livestreams of both nests are available online, allowing viewers to watch the eaglets grow.

RUFFLED FEATHERS OVER THEIR NEW NEIGHBORS. HIGH ABOVE LAKE NATOMA IN A TREETOP. OH, MY GOSH, YOU REALLY CAN WITH THE NAKED EYE. LOOK CLOSELY AND YOU’LL SEE A NEST OF NATOMAS NEIGHBORS.

A 4-year-old bald eagle is recovering at the Houston SPCA after a fishhook caught its wing last month. The incident occurred in late March along the Neches River, east of Houston. According to the ...

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The Montreal-based live entertainment company is building in Toronto this spring what it describes as the world’s largest free-standing event complex. Joshua Chong is a Toronto-based arts ...

Visitors from as far away as Australia made the trek last weekend to witness Lake Natoma’s longtime bald eagle residents raise their latest hatchlings. The pair have been returning to the same ...

Braidwood and its co-plaintiffs, a group of conservative Christian employers, objected to providing their 70 employees free access to ... Reed O’Connor ruled that because the Preventive Services ...

He and others told Action 9 investigator Jason Stoogenke they’re worried about multiple issues: erosion, stormwater, sewage, and even bald eagles. “Will we be impacted by more water impact or ...

There was just one eagle's nest left in New Jersey by the early 1980s.But in January, Gov. Phil Murphy removed the bald eagle from the state's list of endangered species. The Toms River Avian Care ...

The bird that flew over the new Smokies stadium was trained in East Tennessee. Meet Lincoln, the eagle mascot beloved by NFL fans in Philadelphia.

A beloved bald eagle who gained popularity for incubating a rock in 2023 is being mourned Saturday after the 33-year-old avian died following intense storms that recently moved through Missouri.