Michigan bald eagle success story faces new threats
Michigan bald eagle researchers reported empty nests, starving chicks and unusual nesting failures during the 2026 breeding season. Scientists say severe weather and food shortages may be contributing factors, while delays in federal funding have reduced monitoring efforts needed to track the state's recovering eagle population.
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