Sunset, Thor and Titan, Bald Eagles here at the Alaska Raptor Center, showing off their vocalizations in the natural eagle habitat! The Natural Eagle Habitat enclosures offer up-close eagle watching, against the scenic backdrop of the rushing Indian River and lush, temperate rainforest. In the Natural Eagle Habitat you will find Sunset, Titan and Thor, three adult Bald Eagles. | Alaska Raptor Center
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Sunset, Thor and Titan, Bald Eagles here at the Alaska Raptor Center, showing off their vocalizations in the natural eagle habitat! The Natural Eagle Habitat enclosures offer up-close eagle watching, against the scenic backdrop of the rushing Indian River and lush, temperate rainforest. In the Natural Eagle Habitat you will find Sunset, Titan and Thor, three adult Bald Eagles. | Alaska Raptor Center
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Did you know Bald Eagles have over 7,000 feathers? When Spirit, a Bald Eagle and Raptor-in-Residence here at the Alaska Raptor Center, molts a feather, it is collected, then sent to the National Eagle Repository in Colorado. From there, the feathers are sent to Native Tribes, or to Centers like our own, to be used for educational purposes. | Alaska Raptor Center
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Did you know Bald Eagles have over 7,000 feathers? When Spirit, a Bald Eagle and Raptor-in-Residence here at the Alaska Raptor Center, molts a feather, it is collected, then sent to the National Eagle Repository in Colorado. From there, the feathers are sent to Native Tribes, or to Centers like our own, to be used for educational purposes. | Alaska Raptor Center
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Spirit, a Bald Eagle and Raptor-in-Residence here at the Alaska Raptor Center, showing off a “rouse”! Birds rouse by raising their feathers away from the body, shaking them out, and rearranging them. Often this behavior is performed during grooming, after a bath, or just when the bird feels content and relaxed. Rousing clears the plumage of any debris or excess water. | Alaska Raptor Center
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Spirit, a Bald Eagle and Raptor-in-Residence here at the Alaska Raptor Center, showing off a “rouse”! Birds rouse by raising their feathers away from the body, shaking them out, and rearranging them. Often this behavior is performed during grooming, after a bath, or just when the bird feels content and relaxed. Rousing clears the plumage of any debris or excess water. | Alaska Raptor Center
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Sitka, our resident Bald Eagle here at the Alaska Raptor Center, is a majestic sight, and it's hard to believe she only weighs 14 pounds. In Alaska, where our food sources are plentiful, Bald Eagles can vary from 6 to 16 pounds. #BirdsofNorthAmerica #AlaskanNature #baldeaglefacts | Alaska Raptor Center
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Sitka, our resident Bald Eagle here at the Alaska Raptor Center, is a majestic sight, and it's hard to believe she only weighs 14 pounds. In Alaska, where our food sources are plentiful, Bald Eagles can vary from 6 to 16 pounds. #BirdsofNorthAmerica #AlaskanNature #baldeaglefacts | Alaska Raptor Center
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