Most birds are known for their speed and agility, not their strength. But there are a few species that have both. Here’s the ...

The birds amassed fans, as legions of devotees follow along on webcams each spring as falcons progress from hatching to leaving the nest.

One of the two Big Bear eaglets marked another milestone Thursday — hovering for the first time. The next step will be to ...

Sunny and Gizmo, the Big Bear bald eaglets, have been nest-flapping with fervor over the last few weeks, and definitely since the highly anticipated "fledge window" opened for the youngsters in early ...

I was back home on the Plains, managing a spring heatwave air conditioning free. By Monday, I was at Rogers Lake, looking for grayling but finding only lingering winter. I needed fish, a magnificent ...

A Florida man is being called a hero after swimming into a gator-inhabited lake to rescue a struggling bald ... the eagle, which immediately clamped onto his arm with its talons.

PEORIA – Nested along the cliffs of Lake Pleasant is “America’s favorite” bird, the bald eagle. With about half ... that they haven’t quite figured out that they’re eagles, so they ...

Bald eagle populations dwindled in ... eaglets’ heads and soft boots over their sharp talons before placing them into a carrier to be raised out of the nest. All the while, the mother and ...

Two bald eagles lock talons, tumble, and twist against a gray sky. Hidden inside a small wooden structure designed to allow people to spy on the birds, we crane our necks to watch their aerial ...

It seemed to had purpose and it was heading straight for a goose that was out on the frozen lake ... of all the equipment that the bald eagle had in terms of talons and whatever else.

Screengrab from FOBBV CAM A bald eagle ... in her talons as Shadow was eagerly tending to the eggs, the video shows. She plopped the stick right on Shadow’s back, and he let out a loud chortle.

He said he quickly made the video and then "tried to figure out what to ... one for Will, talon-grappling and tumbling is not unusual among bald eagles, the American Eagle Foundation says.