I will say this America did get something right for sure making the bald eagle our national bird. There is no bird in the world like it a beautiful bird. a formidable opponent.
I'm sure this sounds incredibly egotistical, but does any other nation have a national bird as magnificent as the bald eagle? This is an amazing rescue effort on the part of this park ranger and the others involved, and they have every right to feel a connection to these most regal of all raptors. Thanks for the story, Michael George!
The peacock is certainly magnificent, but there is something about an eagle soaring overhead (Remember John Denver's THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK?) that defines the word "majestic."
Ben Franklin didn't want the bald eagle as national bird because they are bullies and thieves to other birds. Fact of history. He preferred the turkey.
Just sharing : Mexico's national animal is the majestic golden eagle. The country's arresting coat of arms even depicts a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake. This draws on an Aztec legend that said you would know where to build your city once you saw an eagle eating a snake on top of a lake.
Wow. We got some here in N. ALABAMA and TENNESSEE state border line.. I will not tell anyone where they are but they are here and come back to the same nest every year for the last 49 years. I have been protecting these birds here for 49 years. My dad and mom have been watching over the group before I was born. We have to three nest with in 4390acers.. And a wonderful high cliff range. I love fishing below where they live just to hear their screaming voice and watch them hunt the rivers. I hear them and think how lucky I was to have a mom and dad teach me about these wonderful bird's.
Theres to many Pcbs in there water .which makes there eggs not be strong enough to stay intact . This is why u see people with deformed body parts from nyc an nj. Bringing eagles to that cesspools is a death sentence.
Gorgeous bird, and wonderful effort, and results, and it must continued However, it is not “America’s” national bird; it is the U.S.’s national bird. For much of America (South), it is the condor.
There are many Live Bald Eagle nests around the country everyone can view. RUclips and Facebook are where you can enjoy the Live nest feeds. Great for children and Elderly. We have two nest here in Pittsburgh Pa. that have eggs ready to hatch. Enjoy.
0:07 "Your looking at an American BALD Eagle . . . " There's a difference between an American Eagle and an American Bald Eagle! numb nuts . . . Our country's national bird is the American Bald Eagle -- You have to include "Bald" because there's another eagle named the American Eagle (not "Bald" because it's head isn't white feathered).
Please don't harm our birds eagles were the ones that brought us native americans across the world. once long ago eagles said Dine people are my babies I'll give you a home to live on and all the native americans us native were taking away from the other side of the world and put here on native lands it is told that us native were once angels that why we have feathers to protect and do ceremony the angels taught us many things how to pray controll the weather healing people growing crops so the world was given to us with magic the bald eagle and golden eagle are the twin warriors birds the born for water or posiedon and monster slayer the two brave warriors that save the world. After the big war with giants, sea monsters and beasts. Many ceremonies are told to us by the twins warriors the ruler of land and sea the two wise angels of lands and sea. there are many more stories to be told.
This really doesn't make any sense to me. I'm all for preserving the national bird,... but WHY would you want to bring them into an urban area??? What are they going to hunt in the city,.. the giant NYC rats? Not to mention that the protective laws that are in place can create big headaches for businesses and homeowners when a bald eagle decides to make a nest on their property. Again, I am 100% in favor of protecting these birds and increasing their numbers,.. but it should be focused on rural areas, not the most densely populated city in the entire nation. Just more naive virtue signaling that does more harm than good,... but at least folks get to pat themselves on the back.
If a bald eagle can take down a gull.. why would pigeons or rats be out of the question? Seems like repopulating a predator to these urban areas might cull some nuisance populations 🧐
what a waste of tax dollars for human amusement. leave the birds to naturally choose where they have the most abundant food source/few predators/limited human exposure.
Hahahaha! Almost extinct, but only in New York. This is what nationalism (a conceited pride of ones nation or region of ones nation)looks like. The majestic creatures are not almost extinct, they are doing fine.
Great story Michael George!!
That bald eagle is magnificent!
Glad they made a grand recovery. Hopefully we do right by them this time.
I grew up in Alaska and always love seeing them in the summer.
so glad the bald eagles made a return
I love the commitment of these people who care for the well being of these eagles.
I will say this America did get something right for sure making the bald eagle our national bird. There is no bird in the world like it a beautiful bird. a formidable opponent.
I'm sure this sounds incredibly egotistical, but does any other nation have a national bird as magnificent as the bald eagle? This is an amazing rescue effort on the part of this park ranger and the others involved, and they have every right to feel a connection to these most regal of all raptors. Thanks for the story, Michael George!
I don't know if you were expecting an actual answer, but as far as magnificent national birds go, India's peacock is pretty far up there!
The peacock is certainly magnificent, but there is something about an eagle soaring overhead (Remember John Denver's THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK?) that defines the word "majestic."
Ben Franklin didn't want the bald eagle as national bird because they are bullies and thieves to other birds. Fact of history. He preferred the turkey.
Just sharing : Mexico's national animal is the majestic golden eagle. The country's arresting coat of arms even depicts a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake. This draws on an Aztec legend that said you would know where to build your city once you saw an eagle eating a snake on top of a lake.
I could bond with them so easy. They are God’s Magnificence
Wow. We got some here in N. ALABAMA and TENNESSEE state border line.. I will not tell anyone where they are but they are here and come back to the same nest every year for the last 49 years. I have been protecting these birds here for 49 years. My dad and mom have been watching over the group before I was born. We have to three nest with in 4390acers.. And a wonderful high cliff range. I love fishing below where they live just to hear their screaming voice and watch them hunt the rivers. I hear them and think how lucky I was to have a mom and dad teach me about these wonderful bird's.
Congrats to Rob M and Bobby Horvath! Both great NYC wildlife protectors! BTW Bobby is a firefighter as his career. He saves people and wildlife!
Wow! great story. Rob the Eagles thank you. you are as awesome as the Eagles!
I saw a golden eagle on my street in South Los Angeles once
We have some bald eagles in WNY(Buffalo) as well!
Great story!
Yes it is it’s very beautiful I’m so thankful to see them coming back!
I'm so glad! We've been seeing baby eagles here in California recently, too!
Where is the facetious comment about needing more energy from windmills?
Glad the bald eagles are making a comeback.
I'm pretty sure that live shot is of the Northeast Florida live cam. They currently have two eaglets ready to fledge soon ♥.
I agree - looked familiar1
The Urban Rangers of NYC are the best!
Saw one yesterday in Western Mass
Have followed their story back from extinction 🦅🤎
There is a big difference between “nearly extinct” and “rarely seen”.
Not THAT big!! Don’t fool yourself!!
Not THAT big. They know when they need to protect themselves
Praise those rescuers and our Lord
Beautiful 😍
i loves dem bawled Iggles
We have them fly right up our creek in Selkirk looking for ducks. They land in our trees every couple weeks. Just cool. A great bird.
Haha that ranger looks like if Devin Nunez had a evil liberal twin 😂
He was my camp counselor. Pretty cool dude actually
Theres to many Pcbs in there water .which makes there eggs not be strong enough to stay intact .
This is why u see people with deformed body parts from nyc an nj.
Bringing eagles to that cesspools is a death sentence.
Thank Goodness
Tgey are all up and down the Hudson. Albany area has nesters on one of our bridges going over the river.
Eagles would thrive
So Great!
Gorgeous bird, and wonderful effort, and results, and it must continued
However, it is not “America’s” national bird; it is the U.S.’s national bird. For much of America (South), it is the condor.
WOW beautiful
There are many Live Bald Eagle nests around the country everyone can view. RUclips and Facebook are where you can enjoy the Live nest feeds. Great for children and Elderly. We have two nest here in Pittsburgh Pa. that have eggs ready to hatch. Enjoy.
Alaska is overpopulated with them. I'm thinking specifically of Dutch Harbor.
That is super cool.
Eagles gonna be snatching some toy dogs soon.
Omg! They're back!!!!! I love them, I'm so happy. Now we can expect the pigeons to disappear, awesome!!!!
GREAT STORY
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Rock, Love and EAGLE!!!
Gee, and to think, only the Eagles suffered the DDT?
The eagle only truly brought attention to the problem
All raptors - falcons, hawks, etc. suffered from DDT. Any bird that ate fish. We almost lost them all
JULIE GREEN GAVE A PROPHECY FROM GOD THE OTHER DAY!!!! OMG GOD SAID WE WOULD SEE MORE EAGLES AS A SIGN HES WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES👐👐🎉🎊🎈🎊🎉🎈
Blessings
Humans need to do more for animals....so they can survive and not go extinct. Corps are the worst environment violator.
Everything is extinct in NYC
How's about cleaning up Flint's water?
They were here in staten island in 2013. This reporter doesnt know
Don't tell anyone....they'll be trafficking them !
0:07 "Your looking at an American BALD Eagle . . . " There's a difference between an American Eagle and an American Bald Eagle! numb nuts . . . Our country's national bird is the American Bald Eagle -- You have to include "Bald" because there's another eagle named the American Eagle (not "Bald" because it's head isn't white feathered).
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Harriet from swfl
When I see a bald eagle I see America lately I've only seen black crows walking dead ish 😳🤦
Nice
Praise God!!
INTERNATIONAL OF RESTORATION INC AROUND THE CORNER AROUND THE WORLD. BISHOP GENERAL OVERSEERS FRITZ SAINTLEGER
Everything beautiful and majestic is nearing extinction in NYC ! If they are not m[+protected as endangered...they'll be trapped and trafficked !
Please don't harm our birds eagles were the ones that brought us native americans across the world. once long ago eagles said Dine people are my babies I'll give you a home to live on and all the native americans us native were taking away from the other side of the world and put here on native lands it is told that us native were once angels that why we have feathers to protect and do ceremony the angels taught us many things how to pray controll the weather healing people growing crops so the world was given to us with magic the bald eagle and golden eagle are the twin warriors birds the born for water or posiedon and monster slayer the two brave warriors that save the world. After the big war with giants, sea monsters and beasts. Many ceremonies are told to us by the twins warriors the ruler of land and sea the two wise angels of lands and sea. there are many more stories to be told.
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This really doesn't make any sense to me.
I'm all for preserving the national bird,... but WHY would you want to bring them into an urban area??? What are they going to hunt in the city,.. the giant NYC rats?
Not to mention that the protective laws that are in place can create big headaches for businesses and homeowners when a bald eagle decides to make a nest on their property.
Again, I am 100% in favor of protecting these birds and increasing their numbers,.. but it should be focused on rural areas, not the most densely populated city in the entire nation.
Just more naive virtue signaling that does more harm than good,... but at least folks get to pat themselves on the back.
If a bald eagle can take down a gull.. why would pigeons or rats be out of the question? Seems like repopulating a predator to these urban areas might cull some nuisance populations 🧐
@@tammietravis2395 That is a fair point.
Feeding Baby eagles will eat away at the Norway rat infestation. I seen herons hunt rats in urban parks
Letting coyotes is next. They’ll eat all the rats but need culverts.
You must not live in NYC. I'm looking forward to them reducing the pigeon infestation we have.
what a waste of tax dollars for human amusement. leave the birds to naturally choose where they have the most abundant food source/few predators/limited human exposure.
not so few prey animals in inner cities. Let the eagles have the critters.
Now, thanks to hunters, they are coming up with led poisoning.
Read the bible, where the eagles gather isn't a good sign. Carnage will be their food as it is written.
Hahahaha! Almost extinct, but only in New York. This is what nationalism (a conceited pride of ones nation or region of ones nation)looks like. The majestic creatures are not almost extinct, they are doing fine.
Still, it’s pretty awesome seeing them in New York