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Bibliography
  • "Eagles Masters of the Sky" Rebecca L. Grambo - Editor © 1997 Published by Voyageur Press, Inc.

  • "Eagles" by Rebecca L. Grambo © 1999 Published by Voyageur Press, Inc.

  • "Eagle" by Terrence N. Ingram © 1998 by Michael Friedman Publishing Group, Inc.

  • "Eagles" by David Jones © 1996 by Whitecap Books Vancouver/Toronto

  • "Creatures of the Wild EAGLE" General Editor: Ann Mallard - Photographs by Alan and Sandy Carey © 1998 by PRC Publishing Ltd. Kiln House, 210 New Kings Road, London

  • "The Junior Instructor Book 2 - by Beecher (Editor) United Educators (1943).

  • "Bald Eagles" Their Life and Behavior in North America - Text by Donald F. Bruning / Photographs by Art Wolfe © 1997 Published by Crown Trade Paperbacks

  • "Eagles" A Portrait of the Animal World - By Hal H. Wyss © 1997 by Todri Production Limited

  • "Return of the Eagle" How America Saved Its National Bird - Text by Greg Breining / Photographs by Frank Orberle and others © 1994 by Falcon Publishing, Inc., Helena, Montana



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    Website information not referenced from the listed books was acquired through discussions with bald eagle experts as well as personal experiences. WI has a large number of nesting bald eagles which remain year-round if they have access to open water. There are two bald eagle nests within walking distance of our home. Eagles also gather at locks and dams on the Mississippi River during the winter; which is only an hour drive away. Consequently, I have been given a wonderful opportunity to photograph bald eagles and observe their behavior. During my ten plus years of eagle photography, I have been fortunate to meet people who know much more about eagles than I do. They have been very helpful whenever I receive an email with a question I can't answer or I'm unable to resolve through a book search.
    The Bald Eagle Viewing Directory is composed of sightings which were copied and pasted from emails sent by those who were kind enough to share their experiences.
    Wabasha, MN's National Eagle Center is an excellent place to observe and learn more about bald and golden eagles. I have also visited the American Bald Eagle Foundation in Haines, AK, which I highly recommend if you're ever in the area. During October and November, thousands of bald eagles gather during the annual salmon run. It's quite a sight to see!