Three weeks ago, a hitchhiker surrendered a golden eagle to CPW and the bird found new life in Pueblo. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays.

A golden eagle was released back into the wild at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science on Friday. Rehabbing birds is part of VINS' mission, but this eagle was unusual. Our Adam Sullivan explains.

The eagle recuperated at the Pacific Wildlife Care’s headquarters in Morro Bay for one month, then was transported to Vandenheuvel’s flight cage in Cayucos. The flight cage is 50 feet long and ...

Wildlife Manager Keith Thomas releases a three-year-old male Golden Eagle that was trapped on Hatfield Knob in the North Cumberland WMA during February of 2013.

Then the eagle that had been tending the nest, likely the female, took off in majestic flight toward North Table Mountain, carried by wings likely measuring six to seven feet across.

Soaring majestically over the Devon coastline the golden eagle in full flight is a sight to behold. It is a sight that most people would consider lucky to see from below. But Jonathan Marshall is ...

Awkward in appearance when on the ground, a golden eagle in flight is majestic and fearsome. The Birds of North America Online (by subscription) provides this description: ...

A golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) is released back to nature after its rehabilitation by volunteers of Tunisia's Wildlife Association (ATVS) in the mountains of the Sidi Zid region on February 23 ...

Aquila, a golden eagle in Tunisia, was rehabilitated and released after being rescued from captivity with clipped wings. This ...