The Bald Eagle is the national bird of United States.
The name “bald” doesn’t imply a lack of feathers
but rather from an obsolete word meaning
"marked with white" as in piebald.

The Bald Eagle ranges widely in North America,
from Alaska to Florida, with the
largest bird coming from the northern parts of the
North America. After the breeding season
the northern birds migrate south,
while many Florida eagles wander northward.

Compared to other eagles, the Bald Eagle
is a clumsy hunter and fisher, and relies heavily
on dead or injured fish, or those that
come to shallow water to spawn.
They also steal fish from smaller birds,
harassing them in the air until the drop the fish,
then the eagle snatches it.

"Chief Settle"

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