TOMS RIVER – A bald eagle that was hit by a vehicle in March in Neptune and nursed back to health by Toms River Avian Care was released April 10 at Cattus Island Park in Toms River — and ...

There was just one eagle's nest left in New Jersey by the early 1980s.But in January, Gov. Phil Murphy removed the bald eagle from the state's list of endangered species. The Toms River Avian Care ...

See the story of the Eagle that was just saved and released back into Rood Bridge Park- watch the video above. As a child growing up in Hillsboro, it was only on a rare occasion that we saw a Bald ...

The bald eagle was hit by a car and bruised, but didn't suffer any broken bones. Donald Trump Dealt Blow by Texas Judge He Appointed How Much McDonald's Franchise Owners Really Make Per Year Labor ...

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. After surviving a likely gunshot wound in July, a bald eagle in Missouri is showing an important sign of recovery–keratin ...

“An eagle ... bald eagles face is lead poisoning. “Bald eagles often feed on dead deer and discarded gut piles left after deer hunting, (and they) can also eat fish that have ingested lead ...

Michael Pursley took this photo of a bald eagle he spotted in the southwestern area of the county recently. “I was driving down South Buffalo in the Rapps Mill area and I came upon a group of buzzards ...

Livestreams of both nests are available online, allowing viewers to watch the eaglets grow. Bald eagle fans can watch raptors at two different sites in Michigan that have recently hatched eggs and ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — After two months of rehab, an injured bald eagle was released at an Hillsboro park. Volunteers with an animal rescue organization found the eagle at Rood Bridge Park on Feb.