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House readies to help bald eagle soar as national bird

The bald eagle may soon become the official national bird of the United States following bipartisan legislative support.

Bald eagle egg cracks in windy Northern California nest. 'Heartbreaking news'

Bald eagle parents Liberty and Guardian lost one egg in Northern California.
Losing one egg in a bald eagle nest is a fairly common occurrence.

House readies to help bald eagle soar as national bird

The bald eagle may soon become the official national bird of the United States following bipartisan legislative support.

Bald eagle egg cracks in windy Northern California nest. 'Heartbreaking news'

Bald eagle parents Liberty and Guardian lost one egg in Northern California.
Losing one egg in a bald eagle nest is a fairly common occurrence.
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Watch bald eagle mom feed baby its first meal in California national park. 'Adorable'

A bald eagle baby was seen being fed its first meal after hatching on Santa Cruz Island.
The Institute for Wildlife Studies and Explore.org captured the eaglet's first meal on camera.

Bald eagle mom feeds baby for first time in California nest. See the 'precious moment'

Bald eagles Liberty and Guardian have been tending to their eggs in Redding, California, with the first eaglet hatching on March 26.
The eaglets are being fed by Liberty, showcasing a heartwarming moment captured on video.

Watch 'daring' creature use sleeping bald eagle mom as 'trampoline' in California nest

A flying squirrel uses a bald eagle as a trampoline in Big Bear, California.
Bald eagle Jackie protects her nest from a brave flying squirrel.

Bald eagle mom protects eggs for '35 hours straight' during CA snowstorm. See photos

A devoted bald eagle mother in Southern California has spent over 35 hours straight keeping her eggs warm despite being blanketed in snow.
Jackie, the mother eagle, insists on being the only one qualified to care for the nest during storms.
The bald eagle couple, Jackie and Shadow, have had success in the past with hatching eggs, but also experienced losses in the previous year.

Monday Bulletin: Bald Eagle Back in Central Park; UWS Sidewalk Sheds Among Manhattan's Oldest; Fordham's Unique New President; 2 UWS Eateries Named James Beard Semifinalists

Bald eagle Rover was spotted in Central Park after two years
Two Upper West Side sidewalk sheds named among oldest in Manhattan
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