Bird watchers have flocked to the Conception Bay North community of North River to see a bird rarely spotted in Newfoundland and Labrador.

The eagle weighs between 11 and 20 pounds, and can be up to twice as big as a bald eagle. Advertisement “You see it and there’s nothing like it,” Mueller said.

The names suggested for the new female Steller’s sea eagle at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh have been narrowed down to four. Members of the public can vote on the names - a $5 donation ...

From there, Stella flew south to Texas, then north to Quebec and New Brunswick, Canada. The out-of-place sea eagle spent some time in Nova Scotia before detouring to Massachusetts and Maine.. In ...

The National Aviary in Pittsburgh announced its 10-year-old female Steller's sea eagle has been named Aurora as the result of a naming contest that raised more than $14,000.

And we have Stella, short for Steller's Sea Eagle." Voting can be done on the National Aviary's website with a $5 donation and the winning name will be announced at the end of the month.

National Aviary's female Steller's Sea Eagle gets name 00:32. PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The new Steller's sea eagle at the National Aviary has a name after thousands of people voted for their favorites.

The community has been full of bird watchers hoping to catch a glimpse of the animal — which she has affectionately dubbed as Stella. This isn't the first time a Steller's sea eagle has been ...

The out-of-place sea eagle spent some time in Nova Scotia before detouring to Massachusetts and Maine. In the summers of 2022 and 2023, Stella was spotted in the town of Trinity, Newfoundland.

A Steller's sea eagle — a rare bird known as one of the largest birds of prey on Earth — has been spotted in the Conception Bay North community of North River over the last three weeks. (Alick ...