David Muir reports on the baby eagles in Big Bear, California. Scientists said 90-day-old Sunny might never return after fledging the nest, but she did to reunite with her sister, Gizmo.

The Philippine eagle is considered one of the world’s rarest birds of prey, with roughly 400 breeding pairs left in the wild. Amid ongoing threats from logging and hunting, Indigenous forest rangers ...

After all, how many other birds can you think of that have those iconic brown feathers and white heads? However, when it ...

Three eaglets hatched in early March, with one dying mid-month. People have been able to watch the two surviving eaglets, ...

One of the Big Bear eaglets, Sunny, flew the nest for the first time, thrilling fans of the live webcam that monitors the ...

Sometimes called raptors, eagles are found all over the world except Antarctica. Raptors catch and eat prey using their talons. There are more than 60 species of eagle, most of which inhabit Africa ...