Synonyms for bald eagle
bald ea·gle

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1. bald eaglenoun

   Synonyms:
   American eagle, bald erne

2. bald eaglenoun

   A species of eagle native to North America and notable for the white plumage on its head.

   Synonyms:
   American eagle, bald erne

Princeton's WordNet

1. bald eagle, American eagle, Haliaeetus leucocephalusnoun

   a large eagle of North America that has a white head and dark wings and body

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1. The Forest Service:

   Sometimes Mother Nature can be harsh and disappoint us with our human hopes, getting a glimpse into the daily lives of this beautiful bald eagle pair has been a real treat. Bald eagles have a very strong fidelity to their nest sites.

2. Brett Hartl:

   We recovered the bald eagle in every state in the country, it's probably the most geographically widespread recovery effort of any endangered species.

3. Michael Fletcher:

   We noticed something so we backed up, [Neil] thought it was an eagle. We looked and couldn't see anything. We checked it out on our way out -- and saw the bald eagle in the trap.

4. The Forest Service:

   Its hard to say this, but the odds of our Big Bear bald eagle nests eggs will hatch this year are diminishing each day, the window of successful hatching is closing.

5. Todd Katzner:

   The bald eagle population is growing rapidly in North America, but golden eagle populations are stable or declining at best, their populations are at about 30,000 … any amount of suppression is something that is going to raise eyebrows. The findings of the study have renewed calls among conservationists, pleading with hunters to use non-lead ammunition.The federal government bannedlead ammunition in hunting waterfowl in 1991. A number of states enforce their own regulations on top of that. California banned the use of lead bullets by hunters 2019. 2021 WAS SAFEST HUNTING SEASON EVER FOR THIS US STATE Chris Parish, president of the Peregrine Fund, believes most hunters do n’t know about the toxic effects of lead. He co-founded the North American Non-Lead Partnership to educate hunters and encourage them to voluntarily switch to alternative ammunitions that do n’t use lead – like copper bullets.