bald eagle

The vast majority of hunters I've ever known were conscientious, nature loving, and rule-abiding. They know what they can hunt - where, when and how - and whether they're hunting for sport or food...

The Friends of the Feathered and Furry Wildlife Center have done it again they have come to the rescue of another eagle suffering from lead toxicity.

An Eagle is lucky to be alive after being discovered on the side of the road in New York last month.

Sometimes in the line of duty, you're asked to save a lot more than just people.

When the summer sun brings the heat, we all have our go-to ways to cool down. And this eagle is no different.

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.

There is something about seeing a bald eagle, it is a magical feeling. Luckily in Central New York, there is a really good place to spot one.

A bald eagle was successfully rescued and taken to a wildlife rehab center after being accidentally hit by a car on Interstate-88.

The eagle was reportedly injured in the Town of Stanford in Dutchess County on Tuesday night, November 3rd.

Officers from New York's DEC recently oversaw a bald eagle release in Schoharie County and the pictures are nothing short of beautiful.

Despite best efforts from New Yorkers, State Troopers, and veterinary staff, a bald eagle died after it was found in critical condition from injuries sustained in a fight with two other birds. Witnesses in Preble notified troopers when they spotted a group of three bald eagles fighting in the air and saw one dropped to the ground...