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What is the mating behavior of bald eagles?

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When America's national bird takes a mate, the two really do fall for each other—in a spectacular, plummeting courtship ritual. read more

Depending on the size of a Bald Eagle, it can lift between 4 – 6 kilograms (8.8 – 13 lbs). Some Alaskan eagles have been recorded lifting weights of well over 7 kg (15.4 lbs). Sometimes eagles have trouble judging the weight of prey. read more

In Alaska, the mating season is usually from late March to early April. Contrary to traditional belief, eagles don’t copulate on the air but rather on a branch near their nest or on the ground. Bald eagles can mate throughout their life starting from the age of four. read more

Eagles are strong swimmers, but if the water is cold, they may be overcome by hypothermia and drown (American Bald Eagle Information). It is a common misconception that once an eagle grasps its prey with its talons it can’t let go. read more

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