In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
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American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1992
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1994
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1996
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1998
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 2000
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
Ravens: Video: Meddling with Eagles
Two courting eagles drop through the sky with talons locked. But a nearby raven can't resist the opportunity to stir up mischief.
Raptor Force: Photo Essay: Nature’s Top Gun
Taking peregrine falcons, harpy eagles, great gray owls, and other raptors as their inspiration, engineers have designed a new generation of fighter jets with unprecedented speed and agility.
Raptor Force: Download Raptor Wallpaper
Download wallpaper for your desktop from NATURE's "Raptor Force."
Eagles: Introduction
Eagles. For centuries, these seemingly larger-than-life birds have fascinated and inspired us.
Eagles: A Rediscovered Species
What would it feel like to stumble upon an animal that was feared by biologists to be extinct? Russell Thorstrom knows -- he's done it twice.



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