Our national symbol Bald Eagle

Our national symbol Bald Eagle

Description
Adult Bald Eagle is consistent with the white heat of the head, the tail.The tail is long, slightly wedge-shaped.The males and females are color. originally, feet and eyes are bright yellow Quill-free they leg., the toes are short and strong with talons.
An immature plumage is Brown, dry white until the fifth year, when he reaches puberty.
Bald Eagle, a large bird with cm 28 – 40 body, wingspan of 66 in to 96 in and weight of 5.5-15 lb women are larger than males, females adults on average 13 lb. vzchrim average 9.0 kg 25 percent.
The average lifetime of Bald eagles in the wild is about 20 years.

Habitat and range
Bald Eagle prefers habitats near seacoasts rivers, lakes, oceans away, large open water with an abundance of other fish.
Bald Eagle very human activity, is usually in areas without human interference.
The natural range of the Bald Eagle covers most of the USA, including most of Canada, the continental United States and Mexico all Northern.

Diet and behavior
Bald Eagle flier powerful, hovers on thermal streams. it reaches speeds of 35 – 45 mph when flying flapping wings and 30 mph) while carrying fish its dive speed is between Mile 75 – 99 although it rarely dives vertically.
Diet Bald Eagle opportunistic but most feed mainly on fish, salmon, trout bachrml spawning provide most of the diet.
Hunt, fish and their most important animal of prey, Eagle sliced down above the water, a fish out of water with snatches talons.They eat fish holds, tearing the claw one flesh with the other.
Competitors food, Eagles usually dominate & other fish, scavengers, aggressively terminator mammals such as coyotes, foxes or other birds and Raptors.

Reproduction
Bald eagles are sexually mature four or five years of age.When they are old breed, they often return to the area where they were born.It is considered that Bald eagles mate for life.
Bald Eagle involves elaborate courtship, flight displays calls.
Eggs on average approximately 2.9 in by2 long on chip.

Population
Is estimated that at the beginning of the 18th century, the population bald eagle was 300, 000 – 500, 000, but by the 1950s were the only pairs of nesting 412 48 contiguous u.s. States.
Bald Eagle was declared endangered species in the United States in 1967
Compliance with the place and DDT banned, Eagle population has rebounded. Bald Eagle can be found growing concentrations throughout the u.s. and Canada, especially near large bodies of water. early in the 1980s, the population was 100,000 people as estimated, with 110, 000 – 115, 000 u.s. State in 1992 with the permanent population is Alaska's largest, with about 40, 000-50, 000.
It has been removed from the list of the Federal Government of the United States of endangered species in 1995, by Wildlife & fish of the USA when it was reclassified from Endangered to Threatened.
It was de-listed, June 28, 2007.

National symbol
Bald Eagle is the national bird of the United States of America. it appears most of its official stamps, including an icon of the President of the United States Continental Congress adopted the. current format of the great seal of the United States including the Bald Eagle grasping thirteen arrows, olive branch in its talons leaf 10 20 June 1782.

The native American culture
Bald Eagle bird sacred in certain cultures in North America, its feathers, like those of a Golden Eagle, they many religious and spiritual centres among American Indian customs. Eagles are considered spiritual Messenger between gods and humans.
Eagle Feather's current law stipulates that only people enrolled in clan on his own certifiable approximately a federally recognized American Indian is permitted to legally obtain a Bald eagle or golden feathers for religious or spiritual.

Observation
Bald Eagle is migratory, so no need to travel far to see one. you must make yourself aware of their seasonal migration and habits.
Many times a local news story will be cast wide or local paper article.
One of the best ways to test the-bald Eagle is with a pair of binoculars or spotting scope. in most places where birds nest are closed off by the local government so they breed, hence you can not get up close and personal data.
(You frighten them away in some way) I know, in our most trails are closed when they are nesting.
A good tripod to steady the spotting scope and keep it focused while roosts
Binoculars will allow you to track across the sky reflects with stabilizing feature will give you a clear picture.

Take the time to go looking. even if you aren't much of a bird of prey outside still will give you chills.

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