Webcams have opened windows to nature that few people could have imagined just a couple of decades ago. Pick a spot, and ...

A bald eagle found injured on the side of a road in Woodbury has made a full recovery and was released back into nature on ...

Waĥca is an one-year-old bald eagle rescued from Iowa that has made its way to the Minnesota Zoo. The Zoo's Curator of Birds, Daniel Blair, joins "The Afternoon Shift" to talk about Waĥca and the ...

Minnesota’s EagleCam is back — with new birds A new bald eagle nest cam has begun livestreaming from Minnesota. Viewers can watch live as the wild raptor pair builds their nest and raise their ...

Bald eagles can lay up to four eggs per year, usually between two and five days apart. The current eagle at the site tends to lay two per year. This year's eggs came on Feb. 15 and 18, Naumann said.

A Minnesota-led bill to make the bald eagle our national bird is on its way to the president's desk. As Kirsten Mitchell reports, that has birdwatchers buzzing. Dec 17, 2024 ...

A bald eagle lost one of its two eggs, Minnesota wildlife officials said on March 1, 2023. The female eagle laid its first egg on Feb. 15. Minnesota DNR Nongame Wildlife Program ...

But when he gets behind the wheel of the Cal Fremling in Winona, Minnesota, he knows what's waiting up ahead. "We see an average of 12 to 20 eagles on every trip," said Borreson.

The Brief. The bald eagle became the American national bird on Christmas Eve when President Biden signed a bill written by a Minnesota man. Preston Cook collects eagle memorabilia and his ...

Today, Minnesota has more than 10,000 bald eagles, more than any other state in the Lower 48. "I'm excited to have been involved in early stages of the eagle restoration," Henderson said.

While the bald eagle has informally represented the U.S. since it was placed on the Great Seal of the United States in 1782, it lacked legal status as the national bird.