The bird of brown and white feathers has long represented the United States as a majestic and soaring symbol, but only this ...

To identify bald eagles, look at their wings. People often get excited about a big soaring bird and yell “It’s an eagle!” just before it swoops closer and … oops, it’s a vulture.

"Bald eagles are found near water," said Fountain Creek Nature Center Supervisor Jessica Miller. "They like to eat fish but ...

from the nearby Crow Indian Reservation. Around his waist was a decorative piece strung with eagle feathers, and he carried a short wooden stick carved into a bald eagle head, a single feather hanging ...

In the 2011 trafficking case known as , a bald eagle carcass sold for $1,000. A single feather went for $500. The case took two years to close. Dan Rolince, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Office ...

A walk through one of the metro Denver area's parks this winter could result in the sighting of a bald eagle — the official U ...

Around his waist was a decorative piece strung with eagle feathers, and he carried a short wooden stick carved into a bald eagle head, a single feather hanging from it. For Deputee, the feathers ...