bald eagles

A pair of bald eagles become new parents, and together they protect, feed, and raise their new family.

Describes traits which make the eagle a good symbol for the United States, briefly explains how the eagle was chosen, and tells some of the places the symbol appears.

Discusses the choice of the bald eagle as the national symbol of the United States, and looks at the ways in which it is used, such as on the Great Seal of the United States, and on the Presidential Seal.

Recounts the story of the bald eagle's place in American culture and landscape, discussing how declining numbers of the birds spurred federal and environmental groups to take action to save the national symbol, and painting a portrait of the birds as they appear in folklore, mythology, and real life.

Text and photographs tell the story of how government agencies, conservation groups, and courageous individuals banded together to bring the bald eagle back from near extinction.

Provides an up-to-date viewing guide with specific information on where to find bald eagles in every state accompanied by black and white photographs.

Details the characteristics, habitat, and life cycle of the bald eagle.

Text and photographs describe the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of the bald eagle.

Offers an overview of the natural history, distribution, physical characteristics, behavior, and conservation of the bald eagle.