Close-up of a pencil tip drawing over a micro-etched surface ... demonstrating a size comparison 31.Bald eagle nests are also WAY bigger than I would've thought. Person in uniform sitting in ...

CALF WAS A BIG SURPRISE. THERE YOU GO. A BALD EAGLE IS BEING TREATED FOR INJURIES AFTER BEING RESCUED FROM THE MEDIAN ON I-495. POLICE SAY THEY GOT MULTIPLE CALLS ABOUT THE EAGLE AND MERRIMAC ...

“We do not know any more at this point,” a Friends of Big Bear Valley spokesperson tells PEOPLE of the eaglet's whereabouts Friends of Big Bear Valley/Youtube Fans are expressing concern over ...

NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP - A bald eagle was rescued after being spotted on the side of the highway Thursday afternoon, authorities said. Neptune Township Police officers responded to a call on Route 18 ...

Experts are closer to solving the mystery behind the missing bald eagle chick in Big Bear and, unfortunately, it appears that the answer wasn’t what we all had hoped. The popular mountain bald ...

Michigan residents can watch live streams of bald eagle nests. Live streams are available from Traverse City, West Michigan, and Ann Arbor among other locations. Eagle cams offer a glimpse into ...

The beloved bald eagle pair welcomed three eaglets earlier this month. One of the three viral baby bald eagles in California has died following a severe winter storm. Friends of Big Bear Valley ...

Hearts broke as eggs failed to hatch for bald eagle parents Jackie and Shadow over the last two years, but the dedicated couple is back at it this year, with the first "pip" — the crack in the ...

And baby bald eagle makes three. Internet faves Jackie and Shadow, a pair of bald eagles whose nest in Southern California can be watched via webcam, have welcomed the third eaglet of their brood.

Some potential sad news from the wild kingdom: the bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow, who have become online stars, may have lost one of their three eaglets amid a snowstorm. Last week ...

Statistically, only 50 percent of bald eagle eggs successfully hatch and 70 percent survive their first year, according to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. Now that they are out in the ...