The Wedge Tail Eagle is a large brown bird of prey. Its most distinguishing feature is its wedge-shaped tail and fully feathered legs. In its youth its feathers take on a light brown with reddish tint and darken with age.

Adults and immature bald eagles have one complete annual molt, which is very gradual, and prolonged through spring, summer, and fall. The flight feathers are molted mainly during July, August, and September.

The bald eagle was chosen by the founding fathers because it symbolized strength, courage, freedom and immortality. The founding fathers felt that the bird encompassed these qualities in the same way that the newly formed United States did

it would effect it because there would be too much of what the bald eagles eat and they would eat all of their food and get hungry.


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No longer considered an endangered species, bald eagles have made an amazing rebound, and now number around 120,000 birds, and many consider this a conservative estimate.

Eagles catch their food (fish) with their feet.

A female bald eagle's body length varies from 35 to 37 inches; with a wingspan of 79 to 90 inches. The smaller male bald eagle has a body length of 30 to 34 inches; with a wingspan ranging from 72 to 85 inches. Their average weight is ten to fourteen pounds. Northern birds are significantly larger than their southern relatives.

They are avians (birds). Like mammals, all birds are warm blooded. No exceptions.

Bald eagles prefer forested habitats near bodies of water. Eagles concentrate near open water in the wintertime where fish and waterfowl are abundant. Migrating eagles are found throughout Montana.

Bald eagle is a strong swimmer so it can catch fish very easily .They live besides a large bodies of water and there are fishes and salmons that lives in there which are the prey of bald eagle. there are also a lots of tall trees so they can make their aeries on the top of the tree. They live in pairs and hunt together.

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Bald eagles are basically fish eaters, which they catch by plucking fish swimming near the surface from the water. They are not good swimmers, and rarely go completely into the water. They also take ducks and other waterfowl, and sometimes other game. They will scavenge on animal carcasses as well.

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The eggs are 2.9 inches long and 2.2 inches wide on average. Eagles produce around one to three eggs per year, and bald eagles have the largest nests of any bird in North America. They reuse their nests each year, and they continue to expand their nests as time passes. The nests may reach a depth of 13 feet, 8.2 feet across and weigh 1 ton.

The Bald Eagle belongs to the family Accipitridae, a family of carnivorous birds characterized by their strong, hooked beaks.

The very best method is to use binoculars and... looking upward, scan for the tell-tale eight- to ten-foot diameter tangle of sticks and twigs, not necessarily at the tops of trees, but near the tops. Should you happen to be also scanning cliffsides, look for the tell-tale (large AND long) white scat-droppings/drippings so prevalent below their nesting areas.

the government keeps them to produce more.

There should be, around bodies of water, such as rivers or lakes.

Wild turkeys are heterotrophs. This means that they must acquire energy and they cannot produce their own energy from the Sun.

Around seven and a half feet.

Alotta things can eat an eagle but what i believe will eat an eagle only if the eagle is injured is a big cat, such as a lion, or a tiger, panther, etc. but alot of these cant catch the eagle just alone, the eagle must be injured in order to kill...

If you are asking what is they wingspan, it is 6.5ft. long when fully grown. If you are asking its height, that is usually 34 to 43in. when fully grown (86 to 109cm)

Yes, bald eagles emit a high pitch squeaking sound that can sound very mechanical and complex. They communicate in a series of these chattering squeaks. They actually sound nothing like a hawk.