Eagles

Bald Eagles aren't bald?? Find out about this and other fast facts at this National Geographic page. Listen to a clip of a bald eagle and find out how you can save an eagle.

Bald Eagle Information is a great website for everything you should know about bald eagles. Did you know they can consume a pound of fish in about four minutes? You'll eat up all the great facts, pictures, and even legends regarding these birds.

The golden eagle is the national bird of Mexico. On this site you can learn all about this type of eagle, with plenty of information on the entire lifespan of the bird. You can even listen to a high quality clip of the golden eagle's call.

Visit Eagles at Wikipedia and find indepth information about different eagle species. Also see photos and links showing how eagles are used as national and organizational symbols.

Reference the Golden Eagle profile and find that this extremely swift animal can dive at speeds of more than 150 miles per hour. Don't miss the cool video that shows close-up shots of the golden eagle's beak and large talons.

This informative page is part of the Austalian Museum's website. The page features detailed facts on breeding, including how eagles will defend their nests from model airplanes! The page cites book sources, which is helpful for school reports.

On this site the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service provides important information on the conservation of the bald eagle. The site includes comprehensive basic information on our national bird, as well as laws regarding the bald eagle. Teachers and parents will want to take a look at bald eagle protection activities for kids.

The American Eagle Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting eagles and their habit by recovery and educating others. This site is great for learning about, not only the Bald Eagle, but many other eagles as well. It's a great site if you're looking to gain knowledge or help the eagle protection effort.