Bald Eagle

There's a new threat to the bald eagle in New York and a very good chance that it's the last thing you'd have imagined it would be.

On June 22nd, A report was received of an eaglet stuck in a tree in the Town of Fenton.

I've often wondered when is the best time to spot eagles in New York State and more specifically in the Southern Tier.

Once there were only two known bald eagles left in all of New York but today, that number has grown in an exciting and big way!

This bird of prey was rescued from further problems by a good Samaritan. This sounds like a metaphor for the USA too.

One bald eagle dying is awful, but apparently the numbers are worse than we thought.

There are many highs and lows when working at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. This one happens to be a REAL low.

Exotic hawks, falcons, owls, and Uncle Sam the bald eagle are coming back to the Waterman Center after being away for three years.

Federal investigators have posted a reward as they seek the person who shot a bald eagle while it was perched in a tree north of Binghamton.

With some help from Cornell University, the US Fish and Wild Life Services say that our national symbol, which once faced extinction, is now thriving.

Here is a heroic but sad tale from the New York State Police.

It's not a jail bird New York State Troopers in the Southern Tier have captured but an actual bird.

A bald eagle with a broken wing is on the road to recovery thanks to 3 men.

A Tompkins County man, who claimed he thought he was shooting a turkey vulture, could face jail time for killing a protected American Bald Eagle.