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Bald eagles resides in North America, from Alaska and Canada to northern Mexico near swamps, lakes, oceans and rivers where there are lots of fish, clean waters, and tall trees for nesting and roosting. They live strictly in North America and every state except for Hawaii. The northwest coast of North America is where the flourish most, partly because of the salmondead or dying fish are an important part of their food supply. In 1996, more than 40 were observed wintering along the Columbia River north of the Hanford townsite. Thousands live in Alaska and other parts of the Pacific Northwest, the Great Lakes region, and Chesapeake Bay. They also inhabit Florida and along Atlantic coastline. They thrive in quiet isolation.
What Do Bald Eagles Look Like? Physical Descriptions
What Do Bald Eagles Eat? Food Sources and Hunting Habits
Breeding Cycles of Bald Eagles Mating and Nesting
Migration Patterns of Bald Eagles
Normal Lifespans and Causes of Death for Bald Eagles
Patriotic Poetry The Eagle as National Emblem
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