It used to be that bald meant white hair instead of hairless. Female eagles weigh up to 14 pounds and has a wingspan of about 8 feet. This time the males are smaller weighing 7-10 pounds and has a wing span of 6 1/2 feet. The white head and tail feathers form at the age of about

4-5 years old.

Since it is United States of America there for it only lives in North America.
 
 

Usually they nest on cliffs and trees of all the biomes in North America.
 
 

In midwinter it will feed on dead or crippled water foul, fish, and other wildlife.
 
 
 
 
 
 

These birds mate for life and build huge nests 10 feet across and 20 feet deep weighing 2 tons. They lay 2-3 eggs, which hatch in 35 days.
 
 

In 1940 the eagle gained full protection, it is now severely threatened but not endangered.