Bald Eagles Nest Above Milpitas School As Species Makes Bay Area Comeback
Long endangered bald eagles are making a comeback in the San Francisco Bay Area, as evidenced by a pair of bald eagles nesting high above an elementary school in Milpitas.
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Long endangered bald eagles are making a comeback in the San Francisco Bay Area, as evidenced by a pair of bald eagles nesting high above an elementary school in Milpitas.
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