Bald Eagle

The Arizona Game and Fish Department says the state's breeding bald eagle population has grown to its largest ever documented, with dozens of new hatchlings this year.

State land managers have temporarily closed portions of public land and water areas across the state while bald eagles are in their breeding season.

State and Federal land managers have temporarily closed portions of public land and water areas statewide while bald eagles are in their breeding season.

State wildlife officials say fewer bald eagles have been born in Arizona this year despite a record number of breeding areas for the 2019 season.The…

A bald eagle has been released into the wild four months after undergoing surgery for a shattered leg bone.The Arizona Game and Fish Department says the…

The Arizona Game and Fish Department says it is launching a new "eagle cam" next month so wildlife watchers can safely follow the nesting season of bald…

Federal authorities are offering a reward for information regarding two eagles who were shot — one fatally — on the Navajo Nation.The Daily Times of…

National Park Service officials recently counted 137 bald eagles and five golden eagles at Lake Mead — the highest number in the area east of Las Vegas in…

State officials say Arizona's population of bald eagles is doing well.The Game and Fish Department's annual survey reports an increasing number of…

Wildlife officials say bald eagles are surpassing population expectations in Arizona.The Arizona Game and Fish Department said Thursday that the birds…