Names of first bald eaglets born in Chicago in over a century revealed
The first bald eaglets born in a Chicago park in more than a century have now been named.
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The first bald eaglets born in a Chicago park in more than a century have now been named.
The Chicago Park District has opened voting to choose the names of the first two bald eaglets born in Chicago in over a century.
Three baby bald eagles were recently born in Chicago, the first time the national bird of the United States has hatched in the city in more than a century.
In a social media post, the eagle, suspected to be a female, suffered a dislocated elbow. After placing the joint back in place, the center says the eagle will be bandaged for about a week and will require physical therapy and flight reconditioning.
Bald eagles are predatory birds that can stand up to 3 feet tall and have a wingspan stretching more than 8 feet.
The Chicago Bird Collision Monitors got a rather unusual call this past weekend about two bald eagles in a bit of a predicament.
The Chicago Bird Collision Monitors got a rather unusual call this past weekend about two bald eagles in a bit of a predicament.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources helped rescue a bald eagle that had gotten stuck in the grille of a truck.
Our eagle-faced traffic king, Kris Habermehl, spotted the beauty before taking off in CBS Skywatch.
Kris Habermelh said the eagle was perched on the edge of a hangar roof at the airport in suburban Wheeling.
Jackie and Shadow, a mated pair of bald eagles, are caring for three eggs — hoping for a hatch after heartbreak last year.
On Friday of last week, the eagle was spotted with its head drooping in Hinsdale.
Last Friday, the eagle was discovered with a drooping head in Hinsdale.
President Joe Biden signed a bill into law on Tuesday recognizing the bird of prey.
A blended family appears on what happens to be National Bald Eagle Day.
The wildlife photographer has since made weekly trips to the nest and has watched as the bald eagles appear to be feeding and caring for the baby hawk, along with their own eaglet.
Tests were conducted to determine what made the bird sick. Lead poisoning is often the cause of the symptoms the bird was experiencing.
The eagle was rescued on New Year's Day from in ice floe in Waukegan Harbor.
A volunteer with the Chicago Bird Collision Monitors used his kayak skills to reach the bird.
A bald eagle stuck and left lifeless on an ice floe – that was the call that came in from Waukegan Harbor Sunday morning. But a team from Chicago Bird Collision Monitors swooped in to try and help. CBS 2's Chris Tye reports.
A dramatic ice rescue took place in Waukegan Harbour over the weekend for an unusual subject. A young bald eagle was floating on a piece of ice. A volunteer with the Chicago Bird Collision Monitors used his kayak skills to reach it.
The bald eagle was found with severe injuries, and died after undergoing two surgeries.
