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But Sharpe thinks such a scenario is unlikely: "Bald eagles tend to feed on what's most prevalent in the environment, " he said.

As we walked along the beach, a pair of bald eagles flew out of the trees and over the bay.

Bald eagles can have wingspans of nearly 8 feet and weigh up to 14 pounds. Accounts suggest the fawn was just days old.

Bald Eagles are a frequent sight in Dutch Harbor, Alaska. These two eagles were perched on top of a street light post.

My goal on this winter trip to Alaska was to spend a full week photographing Bald Eagles.

Soon the bald eagles will arrive, as they do each winter, to catch fish from the nearby Mississippi river.

for a chest with shield subject of form design hoary head bald eagles (vultures).

It also has acres of preserved land where bald eagles, wild turkeys, and white-tailed deer have been seen.

Smaller animals include beaver, river otter, red-tailed hawks, and golden and bald eagles.

We invented DDT to kill mosquitoes and stop the spread of malaria, but almost caused the extinction of bald eagles and other birds.

Bald eagles and ospreys roost in the old cottonwoods that line the gravel shores.

Bald eagles snatch fish at the water surface, rob osprey of fish, and eat carrion.

In winter, the refuge is the location to photograph wintering bald eagles.

Bald eagles are faithful birds. They stay with the same mate for life.

Bald eagles look for other birds that are catching fish.

Bald eagles are now fairly -- rare --in North America.

Those born on beaches or shore ice have fallen prey to coyotes and even bald eagles.

Bald eagles live together in groups in winter.

Bald eagles in Alaska seek open water.

Bald eagles are beautiful birds. They have a crest of white feathers on their heads.

"In Southeast Alaska, approximately 80% of bald eagles nest in which kind of tree? " (Sitka spruce. )

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoy honeymoon trip to wilderness landmass inhabited by bald eagles and loons

Tracing Bald Eagles' Historic Diets