Bald Eagle

years ago, in 2011. Poaching, mostly, and lack of local drive to end poaching, ended the presence of this beautiful creature on earth forever. This almost happened to the bald eagle. The intimidating bird of prey…

One animal that is under the ESA is the endangered Bald Eagle. In the 1960’s the Bald Eagle about 500 and could found in under 48 states. The thing that is killing off the bald eagle is chemicals that was released into the bald eagle habit and it thinned the shells of their eggs and it was killing the baby’s. This was not good at all for our national symbol. Luckily we had ESA the bald eagle population is more than 7,000 breeding pairs of bald eagles today. We now have the captive breeding…

Temperature Over the last 46 years Alaska's temperature has risen about three degrees fahrenheit.This is more than two times the temperature change for the rest of the United States. In the winter the temperature has risen about six degrees farenheit which is making ice melt in the spring. If Alaska keeps warming up the average temperature could increase up to two or four degrees fahrenheit in the middle of the century. It might not be a bad thing that temperatures are growing, It could…

rising sea levels are expected to create disproportionate flooding in coastal areas. As a resident of State College, Pennsylvania, my local watershed, Bald Eagle Watershed, lies within Region 3 and will likely incur similar impacts as other inland areas of the Mid-Atlantic…

thus at the top of the food chain but it did not know how to protect itself when a new predator came to the northern islands. Bald eagles also lived on the northern islands and on Santa Catalina Island. But with the introduction of DDT used in WWII the chemical made the eggs of the eagle brittle and the eggs would break as parents would try to incubate them. Thus the bald eagle population decreased. This large bird of prey specializes in eating fish and sea birds and did not prey on the island…

Urbanized Eagles American Bald Eagles have been sighted in many areas of Houston and the Gulf Coast. I call them urbanized eagles. Some photographers may select to use computer software to remove the trash in the photographs. I try to capture the moment and these photographs reflect the truth of that moment. William L. Morris III Flight Witnessing the American Bald Eagles in flight is an awesome sight. Capturing the moments of an eagle in flight requires patience. One of my…

which was the tent spike. Nimrod was drunk and did not know what to do with The body so he threw it off the ledge. Second of all, Robin picked a fight with nimrod because he had shot a bald eagle when Robin was bird watching. There were a pair of binoculars on the ground from when robin was bird watching. The bald eagle is protected by the government and they are illegal to hunt. Robin was offended by the fact That the poacher…

two bald eagles. The Bald Eagles are national bird of America, therefore someone can presume that this is for America and not for France since they have a Lady Liberty too. Under the letters “ONEY” and beside Lady Liberty is more money signs.…

Koalas and Bald eagles can't live without their habitats keep getting destroyed or them getting hunted. Koalas are being hunted for there fur and the farmers were cutting down trees to make more farm land. The eagles are being hunted for the fun of it cutting down their habitats for more roads. Recent study on this majestic bird and this furry creature there protection efforts to don't cut down their habitats and hunting them. Scientist Bill Ellis been studying on koalas for many years and found…

to conclusions using data of their populations over a time interval of 43 years. By looking at the year vs. population, one can see general trends of both the bald eagle data as well as the data from pheasants both tend to generally increase. We inserted the data from Table 9 into individual graphs of the population of pheasants and bald eagle breeding pairs. When looking at Figure 15, the semilogarithmic graph of the population of pheasants in South Dakota from the years 1963 to 2006 seems to…