Bald Eagles
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Fighting bald eagles rescued in Surrey, B.C. after caught in power linePhotos shared by the society show the eagles' legs wrapped in the power line as they hung upside down facing each other with their wings wide open.CanadaApr 7
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Okanagan residents watch as raptors soar over Allan Brooks Nature Centre"People want to know raptors, they are so fascinating because we can’t get close to them."LifestyleAug 27, 2021
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Lead poisoning confirmed in death of two Saskatchewan eaglesAccording to a study by the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative, the number one cause of death in bald eagles in Saskatchewan is poisoning.CanadaFeb 26, 2021
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Authorities looking for tips after 2 bald eagles killed in AlbertaTwo bald eagles were killed in Alberta last week, though Alberta Fish and Wildlife doesn't think they're connected.CanadaNov 4, 2019
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Rare trio of eagles raise eaglets together on the Mississippi RiverA non-traditional family of bald eagles is caring for three eaglets that hatched this spring in a nest along the Mississippi River near Fulton, Illinois.EnvironmentApr 20, 2019
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Bird experts surprised after bald eagle ‘adopts’ red-tailed hawk on Vancouver IslandA bald eagle raising its own offspring has taken another species under its wing and the mixed family has left bird experts baffled.Jun 8, 2017
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Lead bullets poisoning bald eagles throughout Nova ScotiaWildlife rehabilitation experts working with the Nova Scotia hunting community to raise awareness around the impact of lead bullets on bald eagles.CanadaMar 16, 2017
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PHOTOS: Vernon’s Great Backyard Bird CountThe North Okanagan Naturalists Club wrapped up its Great Backyard Bird Count with bald eagle sightings.Feb 16, 2016
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Fraser Valley to offer best eagle viewing this weekendOne of the largest annual gatherings of bald eagles in the world is happening right now in the Fraser Valley.Nov 13, 2014
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