Here's a look at the eagle and its history. Related:Bald eagles struck by vehicles in Michigan's Upper Peninsula How did the bald eagle become a national symbol? The bald eagle first emerged as a ...

Michigan is home to about 800 nesting pairs of bald eagles, which are federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Michigan's bald eagle ...

except in Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin, where they were listed as threatened. By 1998, the bald eagle had recovered enough throughout the U.S. that its status was changed ...

Here's a look at the eagle and its history. Related: Bald eagles struck by vehicles in Michigan's Upper Peninsula The bald eagle first emerged as a national symbol when it appeared on an early ...

In the first incident, near the Schoolcraft-Luce county line, Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer Jason Ruth and DNR wildlife biologist Kristie Sitar rescued an eagle that ...