Bald Eagles

it can be very complicated to tell someone how a bald eagle flies, but i have seen its flight pattern, and one up close in school. A bald eagles flight pattern has the rythm of very slow clap, it flaps with a single twitch of its wing tips, kind of like when u wave ur hand like a giant water wave. and when it wants to go fast, it flaps its wings like a medium drum beat, simalar to this beat: bum bum bum bum. And when it wants to land, it flaps liek a fast drum beat, cutting off each beat almost half way, simalar to this: bu-bum-bu-bu-bum. That is all i know about the flight pattern of a bald eagle. Hope this helps ;)

Something like this would be pretty rare. A Bald Eagle may eat smaller owls such as screech owls, but probably not a Great Horned. An eagle may kill a Great Horned in a chance encounter, perhaps over a nest site.

They dont have predators. If they did they would probably just fly away

It reaches speeds of 56-70 kilometers per hour (35-43 mph) when gliding and flapping, and about 48 kilometers per hour (30 mph) while carrying fish. Its dive speed is between 120-160 kilometers per hour (75-99 mph), though it seldom dives vertically.

Some advantages are its strong, curved beak for tearing meat. Also I think they have strong talons (claws).

Bald eagles can be found over most of North America, mainly near rivers, lakes, swamps and coastlines.

the bald eagle has the coloration because it has to have the babys with them the4 whole time because if someone takes the baby from them they will get mad and maybe start to attack you and might kill you

Bald eagles are born without a white head. Their feathers turn white when they mature. The Females are larger and stronger than the males because they watch over the young 2 thirds of the time so the females need to protect their young from predators.

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i really dont know. sorry ask your science teacher you will find out

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

a baby bald eagle is a two story house with a big mouth

No. The bald eagle was removed from the US Threatened & Endandered Species list in 2007.

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The Bald Eagle does exhibit unique territorial courtship behaviors. Bald Eagles will general mate for life, unless one of the pair is killed. They have Ariel displays in which they lock talons in mid air during flight. The pair build mutual trust and bonding.

Sun damage

Wolverines don't eat giraffes. Wrong size and wrong continent.

No..Condors are larger.

It is not correct to say that all bald people are forehead.

Most eagles eyes are generally golden or brown. Bald eagles tend to have golden eyes, but it isn't uncommon for a bald eagle to be born with brown eyes.

Occasionally a Great Horned Owl or raccoon in the nest is a threat to the nestlings. Very few other than humans, except for other eagles attacking eagles and young.

The number of nesting pairs of Bald Eagles in the lower 48 states had increased from less than 500 in the early 1960's to over 10,000 in 2007. They had recovered sufficiently to delist them from Threatened status on June 28, 2007.

Bald eagles are classified as threatened and in Maryland they are too considered threatened although in Maryland that may change soon. As of 1977 there were only 44 pairs of breeding Bald Eagles as of 2004 there were 390 pairs.

minnesota with 1312 pairs as of 2007, next is Florida with 1166 pairs and Wisconsin with 1065 pairs. then Washington with 835 then Virginia with 560, then Michigan with 500, Oregon with 470, Maine with 414, MD with 383, Montana with 325, South Carolina with 227 then California with 200 pairs of bald eagles!

Baby bald eagles are nearly as big as pigeons.