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Calvin Bald Eagle
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The Bald Eagle
By Calvin O.
Mates and nesting
Mating for life
Bald eagles mate for life.
Mating for life means that if one dies in the first year they met they don't mate again.
Bald eagles begin mating at 4 or 5 years old. That is also when their head becomes white.
Breeding age
Nests
Bald eagles build their nests in the tops of large trees near water.
They return to the same nest every year.
Nests can be huge.
The biggest nest found was 9 feet across, 20 feet tall and weighed 2 tons.
Young
Eagles lay 2 eggs at a time.
They inclubate the eggs for 34-36 days.
They stay in the nest for 75-90 days.
The babies do NOT have a white head; they are all brown.
Diet
Bald Eagles eat FISH.
They are carnivores.
They also eat water birds and small mammals.
Diet
Size
Bald eagles are 3-4 feet long.
Their wingspan can be 8 feet wide.
They weigh 6-14 pounds.
Size
Habitat
Fact 1
Bald eagles live in the tops of tall trees near water.
They can adapt to where they live.
Fact 2
Fact 3
Alaska has the most eagles of any state. Minnesota, Florida and Wisconsin have the second, third and fourth most.
Bald Eagle Population Timeline
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Population
and Endangered status
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In 2019 there are at least 150,000 bald eagles in the United States.
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