Congress, but if Ben Franklin had had his way it would be a turkey. He said that only one bird was fit to be on the Great Seal of the United States was the American turkey. He though bald eagles were bums and were of bad moral character. That it steals fish and anything else edible that wasn't nailed down. He didn't get his way, so we have the bald eagle.
John Adams. ben Franklin wanted it to be a turkey, and thomas Jefferson wanted it to be a peacock!
Yes, if you live in the USA, the bald eagle is the national bird.
Benjamin Franklin wanted the national bird to be a turkey, but Congress decided on a bald eagle. "It is a more beautiful, and by far a more fitting bird for our young nation."
It was a vote in Congress long ago. Ben Franklin thought that the wild Turkey would have been a better bird.
Our founding fathers
2010
The Bald Eagle is not extinct.
George Washington judged the bald eagle as a symbol of America.
The bald eagle is endangered The bald eagle is currently not on the endanged species list. Although it once was, it has made a remarkable comeback.
Ben Franklin is the forefather that chose it. He chose it because the bald eagle symbol was so poorly made it looked like a turkey so he made the national symbol the "turkey".
Contrary to popular belief, the bald eagle is no longer an endangered species. After a remarkable comeback, they are listed as Least Concern.
The bald eagle is not an endangered species now. They have made an excellent recovery.
Which one of our forefathers wanted the turkey instead of the bald eagle as the national
The National FFA Emblem consists of 5 symbols.
I think you mean the Black-Breasted Snake Eagle. they have yellow eyes but it depends of the light.
The bald eagle was endangered because of the use of DDT it weakened the shell of the eagles and they would break so the babies could not develop. DDT almost destroyed the bald eagle. Now since DDT has been banned the Bald eagle has made a great comeback.
Thankfully, the bald eagle has made a remarkable comeback and is no longer an endangered species.
No, they are made of inter laced sticks.