eagles

Presents the story of a Wisconsin eagle that is nicknamed "Old Abe" and becomes the mascot of the Eighth Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. Describes how Old Abe would fly above battles and rally his comrades. Discusses how his legend grew and made him a Confederate target.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and life cycle of eagles and examines the different kinds, including the golden eagle, American bald eagle, Ayre's hawk-eagle, and harpy eagle.

Presents information about the physical characteristics, habitat, parental behavior, predatory activities, and flight of the bald eagle.

Simple text and photographs describe the physical characteristics and behaviors of bald eagles.

As the tall ships sail into New York Harbor to celebrate the Fourth of July, a bald eagle soars in the sky overhead, a regal symbol with shining armor and eyes like canary diamonds.

Presents information about the life cycle, physical characteristics, habitat, and predatory behavior of eagles.

Describes eagles' physical characteristics, hunting methods, nests, mates, and offspring, as well as their symbolism and conservation.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of eagles, the two North American species, and how to safely observe these birds in the wild.

A color-illustrated chronicle of the life of a golden eagle, which describes its hatching, hunting, moulting, courtship and nesting, and threats to its survival. Also includes a glossary and a list of related resources.

Describes the physical characteristics, reproduction, eating habits, defenses, and behavior of eagles.