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AZGFD biologists rescued and fostered an injured bald eagle nestling, highlighting growing Arizona eagle populations and the need to properly dispose of fishing line.
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- Bob Bowers
With Independence Day upon us, it seems appropriate to recognize and celebrate our area’s red, white and blue birds. Although we don’t have an…
- DAVID ERICKSON
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A Texas man is facing several felony federal charges for allegedly purchasing feathers and parts from eagles that were poached in Montana and elsewhere.
- Alexis Heichman Cronkite News
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The Arizona Game and Fish Department coordinates the nest watching program to collect data on the local bald eagle population and educate the public on how to protect the species.
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The burrowing owl marches to the beat of its own drum.
Scientists have built the first bird-like robot that can land like a true avian.
After being born in captivity and trained to survive, these twins are flying free. Yair Ben-Dor has more.
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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A fading American Flag stands overtop a grave marker for a Buffalo Soldier south of Arivaca, on July 16, 2020.
- Tyson Hudson
Katherine Paul, known on stage as Black Belt Eagle Scout, has been exposed to music for as long as she can remember.
- Ken Wolter
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More than one president has been accused of offering pardons in exchange for support. Warren G. Harding's administration is suspected to have …
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