Coming Home

Norman Johnson

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Norman Johnson

Riverview, FL

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Coming Home

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Norman Johnson

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The bald eagle can be found near any large body of water with adequate prey and tall trees for nesting from Alaska and Canada, down through the United States to northern Mexico. It feeds mainly on a fish diet but also eats other animals when given the opportunity A bald eagle comes in for a landing on a power pole above its nest in western Polk County near Bradley, Florida. The bald eagle�(heliaeetus leucocephalus) is often pictured as a symbol of strength. It is the nation bird and animal of the United States appearing on coins and stamps as well as many other pleces.

The bald eagle�is a sea eagle and can be found near any large body of water fresh or salt with an abundant food supply�and tall, old growth�trees for nesting.� Their range extends from Alaska and Canada, down through the United States to northern Mexico. Most eagles are residents within their range while the ones in the far northern extent of their range only move far enough during winter to find open water in which to fish. The birds farther north in the range are proportionally larger than their cousins to the south by up to twentyfive percent.

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