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Twenty years ago eagles were seldom spotted in Alabama. Today eagle sightings are more common as migratory eagles make their winter homes in Alabama. The birds generally arrive in late November in search of warmer weather and stay until early March. Then they return north in the spring. Bald eagles and golden eagles are found in Alabama. Since 1984 the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has made a conscious effort to restore the state bald eagle population. Wildlife biologists have used a process called acking?to reintroduce the birds. When young eagles are forced to take their first flights from an area,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], they become imprinted on the area and will return there later to nest. Dozens of these migratory bald eagles make Mulberry Outlet northern Alabama their temporary home each winter. Many can be spotted along the Tennessee River and the shores of Lake Guntersville. The major part of an eagle diet is fish,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], so a water source is crucial. Nesting birds will stay longer into Mulberry Outlet Store the spring. The large nests are built in the tops of trees,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], usually near the water. Eggs are laid in December and January,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and eaglets will stay in the nest for three months. Young bald eagles are sometimes mistaken for golden eagles since they do not have the characteristic white heads and tails. These develop when the eagles are about five years old. Each January wildlife biologists with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources conduct a mid-winter eagle survey to track trends in the eagle population. Surveys in recent years have averaged 100-150 birds. In January 2012 a total of 35 nests were observed along the Tennessee River and 30 nests were seen around Lake Guntersville. There are a number of good eagle viewing sites in northern Alabama. In northeastern Alabama the Guntersville peninsula,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the area around Guntersville Dam,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and Guntersville State Park are good places to start. The state park holds Eagle Awareness Weekends in January and February with informative speakers and guided field trips to nesting sites. Eagles are also seen near Goose Pond Colony in Scottsboro and nearby Buck Pocket State Park. In northwest Alabama eagles are often seen near Wilson Dam on the Tennessee River and around the town of Waterloo. Eagles are most Mulberry Outlet Store active during the morning hours between 7am-9am and in the late afternoons around 4pm-5pm. Binoculars are handy to have when viewing eagles. An eagle nest should never be approached. Bald eagles are protected by the Endangered Species Act and the Eagle Protection Act. Many of these eagle watching sites are part of the North Alabama Birding Trail. The guide includes a map to these sites. It is composed by zhanhong1 2012-10-18 Mulberry Outlet.
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