NORM

As I was sweeping out the shop about 7:00 this evening a Bald Eagle flew by close enough to look it in the eye and plainly pick out the feathers down its neck. I just can't stand to see them in a cage in a zoo they need to represent freedom.

natstayl

Me neither! Don't bother trying to sell, "it's their natural habitat" 'cause it ain't. Majestic is the word that fits them in the wild. Not nearly so in their unnatural habitat. Nat. Also Forgiven Too.

jaconst

i didnt' know they cage eagles? in my neck of the woods they come to the river during the winter and have protected nesting sites, also if one is found lame or injured they get it back to healthy and release it in the wild, they certainly are one of gods beautiful, majestic birds and a symbol of freedom and strength

jigdog

beautiful bird and i am sure glad they have come back from the brink. they now are in such large numbers in some areas they out number many other birds.like in alaska they are over running the place from what i here.

03 ant a hemi

well guys i had the the honour of seeing 10 of them on Vancouver Island BC. they were all hanging out together to hunt for any fish they could. real beautifull animal. its a shame to see them in captivity.

God speed

FiverBob

Sometimes captivity is a blessing. I caught one at my house that had broken its wing trying to dodge those stupid mocking birds that dive bomb them. Took it to Orlando where they had to amputate its wing. It is now in captivity, but living its life out, has mated with a female in similar situation and has lots of little ones (which have been released). They are gorgeous. Their eyes are piercing.

dodgeram

there's an eagle nest just outside the hydro dam I work at they have little ones every year, it's pretty neat to watch when the start learning to fly ...............

Joe N.

The only eagles I have ever seen caged are ones that have been injured so badly they cannot survive in the wild. Here in east Texas we don't get to see as many bald eagles as you guys farther north though we do occasionally see them around some lakes. I agree they are beautiful birds.

welder27

Right around Homer, AK they have a place where hundreds of them gather to eat the salmon in the spring.

jughead

they winter about a mi. behind my house every year. always 4or 5. have counted as many a 21 at one time. usually go back north early march. when foggy they fly in tree top high. a beautiful sight.

Redleg

We have a couple pair in the area. See them flying over the Muskegon River and Croton Backwaters now and then. Have seen them along the Pine and Manistee rivers as well.

Lary Ellis (Top)

I was spending an evening fishing on a lake near my home, with my brother in law. We saw a bald eagle fly across the lake and land in a tree. Got to spend some time looking at it through binoculars, magnificent bird!

It sure is nice to see them beginning to return to the area again

SjLingenfelter

How bout this?