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Marian the Eagle is Ready to Fly Again

Posted on June 16, 2023 by Jon Lewis

It may be America’s national bird and the “symbol of supreme power and authority,” but the day-to-day life of a bald eagle can be somewhat less than majestic. Gunshots, vehicles, pesticides, wind turbines, drought, and wildfire are just some of… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors, Lead Story Battle Creek Alliance, Defiance Canyon Raptor Rescue, eagles, raptors
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Of Eagles and Tehama Budget Squabbles

Posted on March 25, 2022 by Liz Merry

The two remaining eggs in the Redding Eagles’ nest have hatched and I’m suffering from serious cuteness overload. Mama Liberty has fledged triplets many times, so feeding two should be a breeze for her and daddy Guardian. You can see… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion eagles, Liz Merry, tehama county
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Snow Day? For This Eagle-Eyed Pair, No Way

Posted on February 17, 2011 by ...

The Turtle Bay eagles made famous by their refusal to leave a nest adjacent to Redding’s Highway 44 bridge construction endured Thursday’s snowfall in good parenting style — protecting the two eggs laid during the past week. Dubbed Patriot (male) and… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors Eagle Cam, eagle nest, eagles, eggs, Northern California, Redding CA, Turtle Bay, Turtle Bay Exploration Park
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Third Egg Hatches in Turtle Bay Eagle Nest

Posted on March 29, 2010 by ...

REDDING – It’s official. Liberty and Patriot, Redding’s famous bald eagle pair, are parents to three eaglets with the third hatching this morning, March 29, at 8:55 a.m. All three babies appear to be doing well, with the first two being… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors Caltrans, eagles, eaglets, Third Egg Hatches in Turtle Bay Eagle Nest, Turtle Bay

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