BALD EAGLES
FAR SIDE OF FIFTY Sloppy Fisherman
In Minnesota in the winter, if you find open water it means that you just might see some wildlife. We stopped at a creek just north of us. Someone had been fishing without a license. Not only ...
Posted on 2/22/10 at 6:44 AM
North Dakota officials seek help in documenting eagle nests 
North Dakota's Game and Fish Department is seeking the public's help in documenting bald eagle nests.
By Associated Press , March 23, 2013
Bald eagles wintering in ND higher than average
North Dakota wildlife officials say the number of bald eagles along the Missouri River is slightly above average.
By Associated Press , January 18, 2013
Reward offered in bald eagle shooting
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information that would help them arrest the person who shot an immature bald eagle near Crosby, in far northwest North Dakota, on Oct. 11.
By Herald Staff Report , October 17, 2012
John Anderson, Washington, column: Wind energy poses little threat to wildlife
No development activity is 100 percent safe for wildlife, but the wind energy industry’s impacts are minor. And our industry does more to study, avoid and mitigate for our impacts than does any other industry in the country.
By John Anderson , June 24, 2012
Reward offered in bald eagle death in ND
Wildlife agencies are offering a reward for information about the death of a bald eagle left at a Wishek home in December.
By Associated Press , May 25, 2012
Halstad, Minn., man to plead guilty to trapping bald eagle
A Minnesota man accused of illegally capturing a bald eagle in North Dakota says he will plead guilty. Aaron Reiling, 23, Halstad, Minn., is charged in federal court with unlawful taking of a bald eagle.
By Herald Staff Report , May 24, 2012
Eagle population making a comeback in Minnesota
The National Park Service says bald eagles are making a modest comeback in Minnesota. In the Mississippi National River Recreation Area, officials counted 36 active nests, up from 28 last year.
By Associated Press , April 07, 2012
Where eagles fly: Eagle found injured released back into the wild
It was fitting that days before this country’s Independence Day, an adult bald eagle – the national symbol of freedom – was recently released back into the wild in southeast North Dakota.
By Forum Communications , July 01, 2011
ALWAYS IN SEASON: It’s the light,not the heat that hints at spring
Signs of spring abound. One is the quality of light. Days are longer and the sun is stronger, so much that it melts some ice even on the coldest days. Actually, quality of light is the best, and maybe the only important sign of spring, because all the other signs follow.
By Mike Jacobs , March 06, 2011
ALWAYS IN SEASON: It’s the light,not the heat that hints at spring
Signs of spring abound. One is the quality of light. Days are longer and the sun is stronger, so much that it melts some ice even on the coldest days. Actually, quality of light is the best, and maybe the only important sign of spring, because all the other signs follow.
By Mike Jacobs , March 06, 2011
OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: More N.D. bald eagles ... Great Lakes wolf shot in S.D. ... Carp fight continues
North Dakota wildlife officials said the number of bald eagles observed in early January along a stretch of the Missouri River was up significantly from last year and slightly above average.
By Herald Staff Reports , January 14, 2011
Bald eagle shot in Richland County
Law enforcement authorities are looking for information in the illegal killing of a mature bald eagle late last week in North Dakota's Richland County.
By North Dakota Game and Fish Department , December 14, 2010
Jury convicts Wilton man in bald eagle killing
Jesse Marchus faces up to 12 years in prison and $260,000 in fines when he is sentenced May 10.
By Associated Press , February 11, 2010
Bald eagles numbers fall in N.D. survey
Game and Fish Department nongame biologist Patrick Isakson says 12 bald eagles were counted during the annual midwinter survey from Bismarck to the Garrison Dam.
By Associated Press , January 24, 2010
Man sentenced for buying eagle shot on N.D. reservation
A man who bought a bald eagle that was shot on the Spirit Lake Indian Reservation was ordered Monday to serve two years of probation and complete 60 hours of community service with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
October 26, 2009
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