bald eagles
Coverage of bald eagles in the Nexus archive.
- Big Bear’s bald eagle fledglings will face Fourth of July fireworks — again
Big Bear’s bald eagle fledglings, Sandy and Luna, will encounter Fourth of July fireworks for the first time, raising concerns about their safety due to potential flight disruptions and collisions. The fireworks, a community tradition and economic driver, have previously caused Jackie and Shadow, the parent eagles, to abandon their nest for days.
- Gaston County buys 562 acres near Lake Wylie for new public park
Gaston County purchased 562 acres near Lake Wylie to create a public park with hiking and mountain biking trails, public lake access, and a connection to the Carolina Thread Trail. The land, previously owned by Duke Energy, will protect flood plains, wetlands, and wildlife habitats, including nesting grounds for osprey and bald eagles.
- Big Bear Lake businesses optimistic about 4th of July after slow winter seasons
Big Bear Lake businesses are optimistic about the Fourth of July as they prepare to attract visitors to boost the economy. However, concerns exist about the annual fireworks show potentially impacting nearby bald eagles.
- Pair of nesting bald eagles spotted in LA County
A pair of nesting bald eagles has been spotted in Los Angeles County. The sighting marks a notable wildlife event in the region.
- Two bald eagles seen taking it easy in L.A. County park
A pair of bald eagles was spotted in an undisclosed location in L.A. County, according to a recent Instagram post from the Department of Parks and Recreation.
- Pair of bald eagles spotted nesting in LA County
Two bald eagles were spotted nesting in Los Angeles County, with the county’s department of Parks and Recreation urging the public to avoid disturbing the nests. The county shared guidelines for observing the birds safely and protecting their nesting environment.
- Jackie and Shadow’s bald eagle chicks hit big growth spurt in Big Bear
Jackie and Shadow’s bald eagle chicks in Big Bear have undergone a significant growth spurt three weeks after hatching, beginning to resemble their parents. The rapid development highlights the early stages of the eaglets' journey toward independence.
- 5 bald eagles found dead in Michigan, raising poaching concerns
Five bald eagles were found dead in Michigan's Upper Peninsula over two weeks, prompting a wildlife investigation. Officials ruled out natural causes, predators, or vehicle strikes, suggesting possible illegal killing. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is seeking public tips and offering rewards for information leading to arrests.