Bald eagle
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The Bald Eagle
The bald eagle is a special bird that lives in North America. You can find them near big lakes, rivers, and forests in Canada, Alaska, the contiguous United States, and northern Mexico.
Bald eagles love to eat fish. They are very good at catching fish by diving into the water with their sharp claws. They build huge nests in tall trees. Some of these nests are as big as a small car!
Even though they are called "bald," these eagles have lots of feathers. The name comes from their white heads. Adult bald eagles have brown bodies with white heads and tails. Female eagles are a little bigger than males.
The bald eagle is the national bird of the United States. You can see it on important seals and coins. These eagles were once in danger because of a harmful chemical, but now they are safe because of laws that protect them.
Bald eagles are strong fliers and can live for many years. They are important to many people and cultures. They are special birds that belong to North America.
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