Pennsylvania Bald Eagles: Celebrating 30 Years of Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In 1983, Pennsylvania had a mere three bald eagle nests remaining statewide. With the help of the Canadian government, the Pennsylvania Game Commission, and several other states reintroduced bald eagle chicks from Saskatchewan to the Northeast United States. Today, Pennsylvania boasts more than 300 nests. This is the journey of their recovery.
Lear more about Pennsylvania bald eagles at www.pgc.pa.gov....
Cinematography: Tracy A. Graziano & Hal Korber
Video Editing: Tracy A. Graziano
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Excellent film for those who want to learn more. From the Delaware River in Wayne County, I'm very lucky to watch them almost any day fishing, soaring and perched on branches around my land.
Wonderful doc, and the music at the end is hauntingly beautiful.
very well done video . Thank you so much for loving Bald Eagles and saving them.
Thanks to our friends up North! This was a wonderful vid of a beautiful bird. Thanks PA Game Commission.. I watch the PGH Hays Eagle's cam every day so thanks to Pix Controller as well. Job well done.
Please stop in at Hay's sister nest located just upstream from Hays. USS steel bald eagles. Stop by and have a nice chat with lots of eagle friends.
We have just passed through Pennsylvania while going to Boston. I noticed and talked about Pennsylvania. They have wonderful highways that have natural flowers along them. I did not see litter and the country side is beautiful. Good job people. I was impressed.
Wow! What an amazing little documentary. I just learnednso much!! Ty
Thank you for this documentary, I’m impressed with the dedication to rehabilitate the bald eagle.
I love Bald Eagles they are my favorite birds and i really like learn more about Bald Eagles
Great job PGC. I spend a lot of time along the Allegheny River in Venango county. Saw my first Bald Eagle about 8 years ago. Now I see them regularly around Kennerdell and St.George's eddy.
Other than that one issue I love the video, it was all very well made and I think it's a great communications tool about the heritage of bald eagles in PA. Thanks!
Awesome video. Love that eagles are making a comeback and I pray that the human population respects the eagles
I do believe that the Eagle is making a come back. I've experienced numerous sightings here in Fayette county over the past 2 years. But it's always when I don't have a camera with me. They are an majestic bird to see in the wild.
Great work from the game commish and whoever made the film. Such a great thing to put time into - preserving nature and reintroducing such a majestic symbol of America to the wild
This was Awesome. To see how far they have come is heartwarming. Then to be able to see Dennis on here was incrediable ! Thank you.
Watch a live bald eagle cam, courtesy of PA Game Commission and Pix Controller, here: www.pgc.state.pa.us
Sunbury PA has a few along the Susquehanna and the among the surrounding farms.
Watch the 2015 live bald eagle cam here: www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt?open=514&objID=1592549&mode=2
OMGosh..... Fricking WOW !!! Sad as af.
See the 2016 live bald eagle next cam here: www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt?open=514&objID=1592549&mode=2
Skye's Spirit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
2 hrs · Harrisville, PA ·
Maryjane shares I was so honored to be part of this video the game commission made about bald eagles in PA. To show the 25 year old bald eagle I helped get a second chance was awesome! There are only 6 centers in PA permitted for eagles and we're happy to be one of them. Please help the wildlife here at Skye's Spirit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center get a second chance with a donation, we can't do it without YOU! Mail to SSWRC 889 Farren Surrena Road. Harrisville, Pennsylvania. 16038 or visit our website at www.skyes-spirit.com and click on any link.
Why is there a text box in the upper left hand corner that says "hunting license increase" until about 1:05 of the video?
It just absolutely baffles me that there was a time when despicable human beings would shoot and kill these majestic birds of freedom for no reason at all other than to kill them!!! Just sickening
Share your feelings; I read recently that even Mr. Audubon himself did so on countless occasions. I am still shocked.
Sadly tho, these days they still suffer from lead (pellets) - through poisoning.
These birds are mesmerising and counting more admirers every year, hopefully there's a brighter future!
The same text reappears just before the 20:00 minute mark... it gives the impression to me that licenses are available to hunt bald eagles, even though I know that is not true! 😕
I find it amusing that native american music is playing in the background, however the state refuses to recognize the native americans living in this state-----------afterall there are NO tribes in Pennsylvania. That may be true but there is a great number of native american descendants here, and the commission is always messing with us. Let us be---let us have our culture
I added the music out of respect. The wildlife rehabber in the film is also Native American.