Talon-grappling and tumbling is not unusual among bald eagles, the American Eagle Foundation says. Reasons include "pair-bonding, aggression, and play." ...

D espite the fact that bald eagles are both the national symbol and the national bird of the United States, they're much less ...

Kerr Will captured the jaw-dropping moment he discovered the two massive bald eagles locked in a potentially deadly embrace high up in an Alaskan tree. The stunned hiker was walking his dog in ...

The bald eagle perched near the top of a tree for several minutes. After surveying its surroundings, alternating from ...

Spread the loveIf you’ve never had the privilege of seeing a bald eagle close up, these magnificent predators usually tip the scales between six and 15 pounds, with females usually weighing more. And ...

But upon a closer look, he said, “The tree line was absolutely brimming with Bald Eagles!” Gabe Leidy said he could spot at least 17 eagles in this single shot, noting that some are darker ...

Bald eagle Jolene has laid her first egg of the season with her mate Boone in eastern Tennessee after they moved into a new nest less than a month earlier. Screengrab from the East Tennessee State ...

An Alaska hiker encountered two bald eagles tangled together in a tree in Kodiak on Sunday, February 9. This footage captured by Kerr Will shows two bald eagles with their talons interlocked in a tree ...