High above the rivers and forests of the reserve, the bald eagle soars, its striking white head and tail feathers contrasting with its dark body. Known as a symbol of strength and freedom, the bald eagle is a master hunter, diving at speeds of up to 100 mph to snatch fish from the water with its talons.

The reserve provides the perfect habitat for these birds of prey, with abundant fish in rivers and tall trees for nesting. During the breeding season, bald eagles build massive nests, adding new branches each year. Both parents share responsibilities, from incubating eggs to feeding their chicks.

Thanks to conservation efforts, the bald eagle has made a remarkable recovery from the brink of extinction. Reserves play a critical role in this success, offering safe environments where these magnificent birds can thrive. Visitors to the reserve often gaze in awe as eagles circle the skies, a testament to the power of nature’s resilience.