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American Bald Eagle Info
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This bird is the national symbol of the United States. Its appearance expresses power and dignity. The wingspan of the bird is about 7 feet. Adult birds measure 3 to 3 1/2 feet tall and usually weigh 8 to 15 pounds. Females are considerably larger than males in this species. Northern subspecies are generally larger than their southern relatives. The birds usually build their nests near the top of a large tree. They mate for life and return to their nests year after year. A pair of these birds often builds several nests and uses them alternatively.
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The bulk of the bird’s diet consists of fish. Dead or crippled waterfowl make food sources in winter. These predators are at the top of many food chains and play important part in controlling the populations of many species. Being perfectly adapted to cold, these predators don’t have to migrate in winter, if the water source remains open. Only birds living near small rivers and lakes find it difficult to fish in winter and have to migrate southward or to large rivers. The american bald eagle info on the bird is usually found along with photos.
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