Monday 19 May 2014

Bald Eagles in New Brunswick

The bald eagle is making a comeback in New Brunswick it is believed that there are now up to 145 breeding pairs that is double the number from 10 years ago and a huge difference from 1980 in which the province only had an estimated 12 breeding pairs.






The bald Eagle is listed as a regionally endangered bird under the Endangered Species Act. We have spotted numerous Bald Eagles on our outings. 


 On the ice along the high way just outside of Fredericton NB

 Experimental Farm in Fredericton NB



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  1. Unknown19 May 2014 at 10:13

    There is a nesting pair in an NB Power tower where the Nashwaak Trail intersects with Gilbert Street in Marysville, Fredericton, NB.

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