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Bald eagle

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Oct 29, 2026

Nate SwickHOST
28:05
Forget those red tailed Hawks.
Emmy BroegPANELIST
28:10
So everybody is familiar with Jackie, the bald Eagle and her untimely death this summer.
Emmy BroegPANELIST
28:17
Um, Jackie, the beloved bald Eagle sadly succumbed to her injuries and illness in August after being seen on the ground after a fight and um and she was taken to the ohio raptor center for treatment and recovery um and her illness was really a mystery she was there for quite some time and they weren't sure what was going on or what was causing her to not get better but the necropsy just revealed that it was actually the result of the h5n1 virus or bird flu and um the article that you had sent kind of phrased it that they were very surprised that that was such a large factor.
Emmy BroegPANELIST
29:01
The article stated that wildlife experts were shocked to discover that she died from that because eagles are not known as natural hosts for the virus, but can be exposed through eating infected prey or coming in contact with other hosts like waterfowl or with shorebirds.
Emmy BroegPANELIST
29:17
I was a little surprised and I looked up some more data on this.
Emmy BroegPANELIST
29:21
More than 300 bald eagles had tested positive in 2022.
Emmy BroegPANELIST
29:24
And between 2021 and 2024, there were 559 detections of bird flu in eagles.
Emmy BroegPANELIST
29:31
So it's not really as rare as they were making it out to seem.
Mark PetersonHOST
36:20
The other one I wanted to talk about, you've done some replicas of some birds.
Mark PetersonHOST
36:26
At ours, you did the owl and the bald eagle.
Mark PetersonHOST
36:33
One, I want to know, how did you come up with the idea for it? That's the number one thing.
Mark PetersonHOST
36:37
How did you make it happen?
Frank NewmyerGUEST
36:57
You want to use two chicken heads sold together, put together.
Frank NewmyerGUEST
37:01
So they're fuller.
Frank NewmyerGUEST
37:03
If you look at a big female bald eagle compared to a male, uh, oh my gosh, there's so much difference.
Mark PetersonHOST
37:08
You
Christian AlexandersenHOST
1:26
Northern harriers skim the landscape while turkey vultures ride the rising air.
Christian AlexandersenHOST
1:30
And bald eagles, symbols of strength and freedom, trace their paths across the horizon.
Christian AlexandersenHOST
1:34
But among the many birds that travel this ancient corridor, few inspire quite the same sense of wonder as the golden eagle.
Christian AlexandersenHOST
1:40
With dark plumage touched by golden brown feathers and wig spans reaching six feet, golden eagles possess a presence that can stop a conversation in its tracks.

26 MINS LATER

David GroveGUEST
28:08
many of them every year.
David GroveGUEST
28:10
We've had researchers from outside the continental United States who've used it from South America.
David GroveGUEST
28:19
I'd like to give an example of something that we saw, and it has to do with osprey and bald eagles.
David GroveGUEST
28:29
Both were impacted by DDT.
MarsHOST
49:41
been the crew eagle, but...
MarsHOST
49:43
Do bald eagles have, like...
MarsHOST
49:46
Do they ever...
MarsHOST
49:48
There's got to be a joke in there about flying to Turkey, about gender-affirming

12 MINS LATER

HaasPANELIST
62:10
all
MarsHOST
62:12
over DC's shitty crest.
MarsHOST
62:16
We have real black bald eagles here in Peninsula City.
MarsHOST
62:22
Take your fake ass eagle crest and Pack it up tight as you're about to be on vacation.
Joe FryerCORRESPONDENT
6:58
The Norwegian Broadcast Company has produced hours-long episodes of Burning Firewood, Train Rides, and The Great Moose Migration.
Joe FryerCORRESPONDENT
7:08
Americans also seem to have an appetite for slow TV, with streams of the National Zoo's Panda Cam, Fat Bear Week in Katmai National Park, and of course the Bald Eagles soaring over Big Bear, all going viral.
Morgana RobinsonGUEST
7:22
If she has
Joe FryerCORRESPONDENT
7:23
a million fans, I am one of them.
David DedrickHOST
17:21
So
Mary DedrickHOST
17:22
I saw today saw Bald Eagle.
Mary DedrickHOST
17:24
Oh, yeah.
Mary DedrickHOST
17:25
I said two great blue herons.
David DedrickHOST
17:21
So
Mary DedrickHOST
17:22
I saw today saw Bald Eagle.
Mary DedrickHOST
17:24
Oh, yeah.
Mary DedrickHOST
17:25
I said two great blue herons.
GonsHOST
60:32
They're just like, you know, whatever.
GonsHOST
60:36
Flying the Bald Eagle.
GonsHOST
60:37
Kind of a hard game, that one.
GonsHOST
60:38
That one was not easy to control.
Jim MastersHOST
25:39
Best way to do it, too, the positive side of things.
Jim MastersHOST
25:43
And sometimes we expect animals to respond in the way that we do when an animal loses its partner or the offspring, right? There was one, I don't know if you followed it, the Bald Eagles in Big Bear Valley in California.
speaker_0NARRATOR
26:07
Oh,
Jim MastersHOST
26:08
yeah.
Shirley ScottGUEST
28:13
And yeah.
Shirley ScottGUEST
28:14
Yeah.
Shirley ScottGUEST
28:15
And he eventually would say, okay, she's got to be dead because bald eagles, of course, mate for life.
Shirley ScottGUEST
28:22
And so when they don't show up and they don't come to their call and they don't, they do eventually realize that, you know, they're dead and they're not coming back.
FredHOST
4:11
They're just flying around.
JasonHOST
4:13
Mm-hmm.
FredHOST
4:13
You ever, you ever been to Alaska? These bald eagles, they, they, you can't do nothing.
JasonHOST
4:16
They're beautiful.
FredHOST
4:17
They are.

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