Xan Peters’ “Golden” is the first-place winner. His oil painting offers a sad deconstruction of the proud iconography of the bald eagle as a high-flying symbol of American freedom.

Jefferson City has hosted a Fourth of July celebration called "Salute to America" since at least 2003. The event is free to ...

Famed bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow briefly flew the coop July 4 during Big Bear Lake fireworks celebration. By late ...

Like bald eagles, they have a powerful beak and talons. To capture an eagle, Cooper puts out road-kill deer and he hides; when the eagle feeds on the bait, Cooper shoots a 40-by-60-foot, rocket ...

Bald eagles were endangered for decades. Now seen in places like Willand Pond in Dover/Somersworth and Rye Harbor, the bird's population is strong.

Arizona’s population of once-endangered bald eagles has flourished in the past year — with a record number of young hatched during the 2017 breeding season, state wildlife officials reported.

A window in Teri Toland’s living room is boarded up on June 11, 2025. The Tolands had to cover the window after a bald eagle crashed through it on June 7.

A pair of bald eagles is raising three eaglets on Minnehaha Island in the Potomac River. This is the third bald eagle nest in the Great Falls area this year and the second known to contain hatchlings.

A bald eagle has died after crashing through the window of a home in Alaska, perhaps while flying erratically to prevent another eagle from stealing its meal. Alaska Public Media reported Wednesday ...

Eagles nearly went extinct in the continental United States in the 1960s, mainly because the pesticide DDT tainted the fish they ate. In the early 1970s, there were barely 20 nests in Virginia.

Sunny, Gizmo’s older sister, fledged at 10:46 a.m. on June 2, and has delighted eagle-eyed fans with her return visits to see her parents and sister, the report stated. “Sunny takes flight!

Central’s second location for eagle viewing is the J-2 Facility at Johnson Lake near Lexington, which is open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Central time every Saturday and Sunday until Feb. 23.