America's bird: The bald eagle joins the rose ... held in the eagle’s talons denote the power of peace and war. The eagle always casts its gaze toward the olive branch signifying that our ...

His collection includes a Civil War drum, an authenticated document ... went back and forth confirming to each other that the bald eagle wasn’t the national bird. “That’s when Preston ...

their numbers began to decrease after a new threat hit the population during World War II: DDT, an insecticide consumed by many of the birds’ prey, which ended up killing much of the bald eagle ...

The bald eagle has been a symbol of our nation’s strength since the Revolutionary War, but it was not made our national bird until recently. The bald eagle is emblematic of America and on coins ...

Though it's the "most pictured bird in all of America," according ... in the eagle’s talons denote the power of peace and war. The eagle always casts its gaze toward the olive branch signifying ...

Now the feathers are really starting to fly in the trade war. A bald eagle was captured on film doing battle with a sickly, bird-flu-riddled Canada goose — in a stunning new viral image that is ...

As the eagle population dwindled, Congress passed a law in 1940 making it illegal to possess, kill or sell the birds. Eagles rebounded, but then another threat arose after World War II when the ...