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Bald eagles need lots and lots of space to feel free and survive.

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they need 1,700 to 10,000 acres of land

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How much does a bald eagle fly in a year?

No one knows how much a bald eagles flies in a year. Flying takes a lot of energy in a bird as large as a bald eagle. Therefore, most sensible eagles roost in a tree that gives them a good view of the surround landscape. Only if they spot a potential prey will the eagle take to the wing.


What the bald eagle eats?

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Where is the bald eagle endangered?

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Is the Bald eagle endangered?

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What is the haast's eagle?

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Where does the bald eagle lay eggs?

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How long does it take for a bald eagle egg to hatch?

it takes a bald eagle egg about 2 months to hatch That is incorrect. Normal time from egg being laid to hatch is 35 days.


What does a horse and a eagle make in tap zoo?

A Bald Eagle and Arabian Horse cross breed to make a Pegasus. It will cost you 134 stars and take 32 hours


How does the bald eagle care for its babies and what are the babies called?

The young are called eaglets. Both parents help take care of them.


What natural food does the bald eagle depend on?

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Do bald eagle eat birds?

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What is bald headed bird and has a brown body and is a scavenger?

The eagle. Five letters: e a g l e An eagle will hunt and fish, but it will take the role of a scavenger if carrion is available for the taking. Sounds like the bald eagle you describe here. Bald eagle's diet consists of around 70% fish, but will take ducks and other waterfowl, also small mammals on occasion. They will scavenge dead animals as well, as will most raptors, especially the Buteo hawks, including the red tailed, red shouldered, and broad winged hawks.