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 ...

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.

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The Department of Natural Resources is seeking public input as it revises its master plan for state-owned properties in the ...

Bald eagles have made a strong recovery due to a ban on the pesticide DDT, state and federal protections such as the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act and environmental clean-ups.

In one of those burglaries, Scheibel said, shoe impressions found in the snow had the same characteristics of shoe impressions ... where he said he saw a man with a bald head and a beard. He said he ...

The vane on the leading edge — or “forward,” in the direction of a bird’s flight — is narrower and the fibers are generally ...

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources says the population of the U.S. national bird appears to be stable in the state, ...

The state agency cites a 1972 federal ban on DDT, which significantly weakens eagles’ eggshells, as a major factor in the ...

Ottawa County leads the way with 112 active bald eagle nests, followed by Sandusky County with 61 and Erie County with 40.