Eagles

It's the state of Mississippi. http://www.netstate.com/states/tables/st_nicks.htm

All 1879 issues have 7 tail feathers.

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you cant becuz there cheap casio gshock remakes

black, brown and white.

"American Eagle always has a sales rack inside their store with clothes that are going out of season on it. Although things that are on sale at American Eagle, are expensive too."

It's difficult, because they are so endangered that it is hard to even find them in the Philippines. Normally, eagles live to an average of 20-30 years in the wild.However, one can realize a life span of approximately 50 years. They generally live longer in captivity, up to 60 years.

Females are somewhat larger.

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Most eagles, if not all of them are not afraid of snakes. A lot of eagles eat snakes.

they eat pie

They have gills.

yes. Eagles are actually Egypt's state bird.

The chemical was DDT, an insecticide, once used to destroy crop eating insects. The chemical got into the watershed, where it contaminated the fish the eagles ate. This poison caused the eagle's egg shells to be too thin, making them easy to break, so fewer eaglets were surviving. Since DDT has now been banned, the bald eagle has made a remarkable comeback. It is no longered considered an endangered species, but rather a species whose status varies from place to place as threatened, to species of least concern.

I think you mean the Black-Breasted Snake Eagle. they have yellow eyes but it depends of the light.

The "Quar Dol" means this could be any of the quarters minted from 1838 to 1891. If the other side has nothing except the "AS", it is considered a "Love Token". In the 1800s, it was common to polish the design off of one side of a coin and engrave a loved one's initials. Since there was no "production control" for these individual efforts, there is no standard price guide, but many sell for a few hundred dollars. Check eBay for any recent sales.

It depends what time period you are in. In the 90's yes definitely. But the 2000's no I don't think so. I love the cowboys they are my team and since we lost our quarter back in the 90's (Troy Aikmen) we have lost our mojo. So now no then yes.

Like all other animals on the planet (that I know of) have existed since the dinosaurs died out the Eagle is a medieval animal.

All eagles lay two eggs. If both eggs hatch the larger chick will eat the smaller one. Conservation officers steal one egg and raise the chick in an 'Eaglefied' environment so the chick thinks that it is an Eagle not a human. Certain environmentalist groups (such as Environmentalist Against Grabbing Little Eagles) ignorant of these facts (or just plain stupid) impede such conservational efforts to raise multiple chicks.

the sea eagle

That is a loaded question. I could be all night. Go to a book store (my favorite is "Books A Million") and look in a "Chiltons" or "Motors" manual for your respective model year. It will have everything you will want to know. There should also be "Jeep" books there that will have very specific information.

baby eaglets eat fish because they live by the water and it's very rare finding favorite food while they live no where near the water

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The answer put simply is yes. The higher you are the more distance you will cover. The increase isn't very dramatic at all. Also, the higher up, the thinner the air. Thinner air is less resistance. Interesting question- thank you.

they're skin is pink

Bald Eagle: waterbirds, fish, small mammals, carrion (crow), sometimes steals fish from Osprey Golden Eagle: small mammals, grouse, fish, carrion, can kill young sheep, goats, and/or deer