June 20th, or American Eagle Day, commemorates the anniversary of the bald eagle’s selection as our national symbol on the Great Seal in 1782. Today, it serves as a reminder of the bald eagle’s status as a conservation success story and celebrates the eagle’s triumphant return from near extinction. In 2024, our community will be able to celebrate American Eagle Day with us at Project Eagle and see these incredible bald eagle ambassadors (and more) in person. For more information about the eagle

In honor of the Fourth of July, find out how the bald eagle became the national symbol of the United States of America. | Vanity Fair

Bald Eagle Mating Session. Tis the season for eagles to start their mating rituals here in New York. They will lay eggs toward the end of February and hatch sometime around April. They will then take their first flights around early July and will stick around the nesting area until around the end of the summer and then they are on their own. | Mike Lemery Films