What is a typical day like for a bald eagle?
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eating squirrlesand trying not to be endangered
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The Eagles are awsome.
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I like it in the low *0 degree range, partly cloudy, wind 20-25mph from the west, 40% humidity.  Great day for Goose!
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The Bald Eagle (which symbolizes strength, independence and grace), represents the United States. It holds a red streamer in its beak that reads the State Motto, "State sovereignty, national union". The motto means that Illinois governs itself under the government of the United States. In the Bald Eagle's talons is a shield with thirteen bars and thirteen stars representing the original thirteen colonies. The colors in the shield are white (symbolizing purity, innocence); red (symbolizing valor and hardiness); and blue (symbolizing vigilance, perseverance, justice). The date Illinois was admitted to the Union (1818) and the date of the State Seal was redesigned(1868) are printed on the boulder. The ground around the boulder symbolizes the rich soil of this prairie state. The sun rising in distant horizon symbolizes hope and progress. The olive branch represents peace.
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After seeing the brand-new first photos of the giant squid alive in its habitat, I agree with you that there are resemblances...\n\nWell, both fly...\nI mean one flies under water, \nwhich I guess technically would be swimming.\n\nDid you know they're jet powered, squid that is,\nthey take in water at the front and expel water \nbehind for propulsion just like jet planes work in air. \nEagles take in air through their skin and feathers,\nbut they don't expel it for propulsion,bad choice there.\n\nAnd they both have feathers, except the squid doesn't.\n\nThey DO both have BEAKS!\nNow that can't be overlooked.\n\nAnd they both have tentacles, but the eagle's tentacles have bones in them are are called "legs".\n\nHmmm... I could go on, but I put it to you that \nNOONE has ever seen a Giant Squid and a Bald Eagle\nin the same place. One lives deep in the ocean and one in the sky. Perhaps the Bald Eagle, proud symbol of America, has had a secret identity all this time?\n\nWell, with the new squid photos I think the jig is up.
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Biome of the Bald Eagle: forests, mountains,, and fresh water. The bald eagle’s habitat is in rocky, wooded coasts, lakesides, and riverbanks in the United States and Canada.
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It depends on where you are.  Visit http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneDay.html
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Here is today's weather from weatherunderground:\n\nhttp://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=bucksport%2C+me\n\nHere is a summary for Bangor (closest airport) for the last month.\n\nhttp://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/KBGR/2005/12/28/MonthlyHistory.html\n\nAt the bottom is the information in spreadsheet form.  You will just have to click back to the previous month to get a couple of days more.  You can even get it in a comma delimited file so you can plug it into a spreadsheet.\n\nThere may be info even closer to what you need.  Make sure you look at everything and follow links.
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It depends on the species, but usually when the weather is warms up, or it rains or something.
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Your local Scout Shop will offer several nice cards (online link below), but any good card store will have cards with a nice eagle or outdoors theme that would be nice!\n\nAs an Eagle myself (1975), I appreciate your thoughtfulness!
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As what being said of eagles: they usually stay away from human beings and rarely attack except when cornered. It can be aggressive towards humans who disturb its nesting sites or appear to be a threat to its young.\n\nI believe that eagles have different moods too - you are unlucky to meet one with a bad mood. It is not strange. I heard of many cases of human attacked by eagles. I had a friend before who suffered from scratch marks on his arm and head.♥ \n\nRead this:http://www.world-science.net/othernews/060829_raptors.htm
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Meant to be the same as today - cold misty or foggy start but clearing during the morning to a clear crisp, dry and sunny day.  Quite mild. x
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Bald eagles were once plentiful in New Jersey. But by 1982, there was only one known nest and that nest had failed for 8 successive years. A group of scientists in the Endangered and NonGame Species Program (ENSP) of the New Jersey Fish, Game and Wildlife department decided to do something about it. Through dedication, the ENSP  re-introduced bald eagles into New Jersey.\n\nIn 2003 there were  40 nests with 41 young. Since 1982, the state has monitored the bald eagle population. The data that they have collected has provided important information about the health of the eagles and the health of the environment. Also, the data has been used to protect critical habitat for bald eagles.\n\n. Although bald eagle recovery has made significant progress in New Jersey, there is currently no plan to remove it from the New Jersey  endangered and threatened wildlife list. In spite of the successes, the bald eagle population in New Jersey is still under many pressures:\n\n    * Habitat destruction\n    * Water quality issues\n    * Persistent chemicals that exist in the environment and food sources that cause fertility problems\n\n 45 pairs of bald eagles in New Jersey are making themselves at home in Cumberland County, New Jersey. They're adding sticks to their nests and laying eggs or they're watching over eggs laid in February.\n\nThe local breeding population of eagles are not alone. Many wandering eagles from elsewhere winter in the wilds of Southern New Jersey and can be seen from March through early April.\n\nIn mid-January (2004) the Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey tallied 170 Bald Eagles in New Jersey. Most of them (126) were in southern New Jersey.
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DEER CHILI IS AWESOME. MAYBE YOU SHOULD TRY BALD EAGLE SOMETIME IT KINDA TASTES LIKE SANDHILL CRANE.
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A Golden Eagle's muscles are about 3 times as powerful as a humans per pound.  They can easily crush a rabbit or large hare.  A harpy eagle could probably have you for lunch if he caught you unaware.  They aren't real fast in straight flight, probably 50 mph but can fly very fast in a stoop, over 70 mph.  Strong and powerful are synonyms so dido for the first sentence.
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Yes it's an eagle, did you think it was a falcon or hawk?
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possibly under special qualifications or activities, but highlight it. You should be proud that you got to Eagle. Congrats!