Personal Interests: American Bald Eagles, Siberian Tigers and other endangered/threatened species, information on how save endangered/threatened species.

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�� The late singer/song writer John Denver so eloquently depicts the American Bald Eagle.� As you listen to his songs, as well as others, about eagles soaring over wind-swept mountains, one can actually "experience" the high of such a creature.� As a volunteer for a nature center that dealt with the rehabilitation of this magnificant bird, I have held an eagle on my fist, and helped to exercise injured eagles in the hope that one day they could be released back into the wild.� A number of them were; and yet, others were so damaged by man's cruelty and insensitivity, that they will never fly free again.

Our gift to those of you currently exploring this site is a small album of pictures of our our national symbol.� Enjoy!! �

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In this final picture, you can see a perfect example of an immature eagle and an adult--the head feathers don't turn completely white until a bald eagle is a fully matured adult.� Young birds have the same color of feathers over their entire body, with the white slowly appearing--as you can see, the bird on the left is close to maturity when you look at the detail of the feather colors.

EAGLE LINKS Learn more about the rehabilitation and release of bald eagles-- Link to: Minnesota Raptor Rehab Center

Link to: The Eagle's Advocate

Link to: Phoenix Zoo, Bird Information, Bald Eagle

Link to: Places to go see Bald Eagles in the US

Link to: Biota Information System of New Mexico (BISON-M) account developed by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish

Link to: US Fish & Wildlife, Bald Eagle, Endangered Species

Link to National Wildlife Federation

Link to National Geographic Society--to learn more about animals in general

Link to the Discovery Channel

AND, YES, MORE EAGLE PICTURES!
Eagle 1 // Eagle 2 // Eagle 3
Eagle 4 // Eagle 5 // Eagle 6
Eagle 7 // Eagle 8 // Eagle 9 // Eagle 10

PLEASE . . . . . HELP PRESERVE AND SAVE THESE, AS WELL AS OTHER ENDANGERED CREATURES, THAT SHARE THE PLANET EARTH� WITH US. �

Link for future page on other endangered/threatened animals--please return later for this additon

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