Eagles

sun,grass,mouse,bald eagle. that is 1 example

In the standard of American history, yes. We have made it our symbol, admiring it's power, and regal look. Ben Franklin wanted the wild turkey as our symbol, because he said it was a more noble bird than the bald eagle, which he considered a robber, because it sometimes takes fish from ospreys.

Joe walsch

Well the most famous for speed is by far the peregrine falcon. its hunting technique is to 'dive' from high in the sky in order to strike a pigeon...which is faster than it at level flight. the peregrine reaches about 200mph.

The Eagle's right talons - which are on the left of the viewer - hold an olive branch.

The left talons - which are on the right of the viewer - hold 13 arrows (representing the original 13 colonies).

The Eagle looks toward the olive branch because peace is preferred, but the arrows represent that the country is prepared to go to war if peace fails.

march

Definitly not. Buzzards are scavengers, and Eagles are hunters.

Drew Banfield from 1994 to 2006 Mark Nicoski from 2007-present

a bald eagle has a hooked beak because they need to have a way to KILL there prey before they eat the animal when they are alive.

it's wing and light bones help it fly

Around about 30 years.

Not taking into account 'accidents'.

They are called talons.

Yes a peregrine falcon would kill a bald eagle through the air battle. But the bald eagle would put up a heck of a fight and the peregrine falcon would just win.

The bald eagle has been estimated to dive at speeds of about 75 to 100 miles per hour, although they seldom dive in this manner and prefer a slower more accurate form of attack.

Owls have a curved beak to enable them to pierce the flesh of their prey, helping them to tear it open so they can feed.

A penguin lives in Antarctica and an eagle lives in trees. Also, eagles can fly while penguins cannot. Penguins have feet suitable for walking, while eagles have talons adapted for catching and holding prey.

because of larger eyes. Incoming light diffraction is low helps for clear vison of long distance.

Lynx will eat any animal that is made available. They eat owls, mice, squirrels, chipmunks, fish, and several other things.

It's the California Condor. More from the U.S. Mint website:

The California condor, with a wingspan as long as nine feet, is also featured on the coin in a tribute to the successful repopulation of the once nearly extinct bird.

Wedge-tailed Eagles eat small birds, lizards, small sheep, rabbits, hares and sometimes kangaroos. They also eat dead critters (carrion.

The structure of the Bald Eagle is... It's large wing span helps it travel faster and farther.

Eurasian eagle-owl habitat. This owl usually inhabits natural rocky areas with cliffs and ravines, as well as quarries and buildings, patches of woodland or scattered trees. It also occurs in open forest, taiga,wooded steppe, semi-desert, and farmland with suitable rocky areas

Bald eagles reproduce just like other birds. They build nests and lay very large eggs. However, instead of worms they eat fish.

It can be called an eaglet or a fledgling.