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Where can Bald Eagles typically be found?
Where can Bald Eagles typically be found?
- North America (correct)
- South America
- Europe
- Africa
How long does it take for Bald Eagles to hatch their eggs?
How long does it take for Bald Eagles to hatch their eggs?
- 12-14 days
- 24-26 days
- 34-36 days (correct)
- 46-48 days
What is the current status of Bald Eagles in Washington?
What is the current status of Bald Eagles in Washington?
- Endangered
- Threatened (correct)
- Extinct
- Stable
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Study Notes
- Bald Eagles are large, brown birds with a white head and tail.
- They can be found in North America, primarily in coastal areas or near large inland lakes and rivers that have abundant fish.
- Bald Eagles start breeding when they are mature at 4 to 6 years old and usually remain paired for life.
- Bald Eagles build large stick nests, called eyries, in tall trees or on cliffs.
- They incubate their eggs for 34 to 36 days before hatching.
- The bald eagle was officially listed as an endangered species in 1976 and is considered a threatened species by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
- There are currently more than 550 active Bald Eagle nests in Washington.
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