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Every autumn the largest congregation of Bald Eagles on the planet flocks to the northern Alaskan panhandle to feast on spawning salmon in the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. Eagles employ a mix of methods to get a meal: snatching salmon from frigid waters, scavenging bears' leftovers, stealing another bird's catch. "And the Chilkat, with its late salmon run, is the last place to eat if you're an eagle", says University of California Santa Cruz raptor expert Glenn Stewart. [Extracted from the article] |
