ubon Society reports that one was banded in 1840 and returned successfully the following year.
             5. The previous fact serves a s support that birds return to their natal home yearly to breed.
             · The Bald Eagle is usually 30-31" in length and its wingspan is between 6'-7'6". It is a large blackish eagle with a white head and tail, along with a thick yellow bill. It is found all over North America along rivers, lakes, seacoasts, and marshes. Young Bald Eagles look similar to the Golden Eagle, because they lack the white head and tail that adults possess.
             · This bird was spotted multiple times (two immature and one adult) on power line towers at Conowingo Dam on September 22, 2001, at abou
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