Bald Eagles disappeared as a nesting bird in Indiana in the late 1800s. In 1985 the re-introduction began with 3 birds on a temporary scaffold hack tower in Eel Creek bay of Lake Monroe. Over the next 4 years (1986-89) at total of 73 eagles were released at a permanent hacktower in North Fork of Lake Monroe. During this period an eagle that was hacked at Land Between the Lakes in Tennessee took up housekeeping within eyeshot of the North Fork hacktower and became the first nesting eagle in over 90 years in the state. The re-introduced eagles were immensely successful. Lake Monroe specialists now say that there are 10 nesting pair on Monroe alone. Look for the upcoming book 'A Hope for Wings' on the program.
no but they are a winter visitor in Indiana
Alaska...Iowa...Indiana...every state beside hawii
Who reintroduced the horse to the americas around A.D. 1500
no
1936
me
it wasnt
Sounds like the osprey, or also called fish hawk.
Athens, Greece
White Sands
Greece was
During the development of industrialisation...