Bald eagle

Bald eagles are found in Manitoba along rivers and open water, where they hunt fish and waterfowl. Young birds look mottled brown and don’t gain their white head and tail until around age five.

Close-up profile of an adult bald eagle with its yellow bill and white head against a blue sky

Photos

  • Adult bald eagle perched high in a bare tree against a pale sky
  • Black and white portrait of an immature bald eagle perched on a branch, facing the camera
  • Two immature bald eagles circling in a bright blue sky
  • Adult bald eagle perched on a branch in a bare tree against blue sky
  • Adult bald eagle perched on a bare branch against a soft blue sky
  • Immature bald eagle soaring with wings spread against a blue sky
  • Adult bald eagle perched among bare branches
  • Adult bald eagle perched on a twig with its feathers ruffled against a blue sky
  • Adult bald eagle perched on a bare branch against deep blue sky
  • Adult bald eagle perched on the top of a bare tree against a lavender sky
  • Adult bald eagle perched on frosty branches against a pale background

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