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	Bald River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bald River is a short river located in Monroe County, Tennessee in the Cherokee National Forest.
		It is a tributary to the Tellico River.
		The forests of the Bald River basin and the Tellico River basin were almost completely logged by the Babcock Lumber Company during the early 20th century, from their local base of operation at Tellico Plains.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bald_River (255 words)

	Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve
		The river "flats" of the Chilkat River along the Haines Highway between miles 18 and 24 are the main viewing area for eagle watchers and considered critical habitat in the preserve.
		Bald eagles are attracted to the area by the availability of spawned-out salmon and open waters in late fall and winter.
		The Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve is managed by the State of Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation with the assistance of the 13-member Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Advisory Council.
	www.dnr.state.ak.us /parks/units/eagleprv.htm (1069 words)

	WDFW Wildlife Research: Skagit River Bald Eagle Publications
		With the exception of 1 eagle that moved to the Feather River in northern California, winter movements of the 23 eagles in Washington were confined to the area east from the San Juan Islands to the Columbia River.
		In the winter of 1996-97, a study was initiated to investigate the origins and breeding population status of bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) wintering on the Skagit River, Washington.
		Responses of nesting bald eagles to the harvest of geoduck clams (Panopea abrupta).
	wdfw.wa.gov /wlm/research/raptor/eagle/eaglepub.htm (691 words)

	American Whitewater - NWRI - Bald River F.S. 126 bridge to Bald River Falls
		Bald River is a tight creek complete with numerous strainers and jagged rocks in the streambed.
		Bald River consists of a couple class IV/V rapids with tons of class I-II in between.
		With a put-in at Forest Service Road 126 bridge, Bald River brings you quickly to a class II jumble leading to Gran Torino, a 3-4 foot ledge that bumps another 10 yards down into a sizeable, river-wide hole.
	www.americanwhitewater.org /rivers/id/1716 (1096 words)

	IMBA Resources: Science And Research: Factors Affecting The Distribution Of Bald Eagles And Effects Of Human Activity ...
		Bald eagles were studied along the Boise River, a tributary of the Snake River, in southwestern Idaho, Ada County, between Lucky Peak Dam and the Glenwood Street Bridge on the west side of Boise (Fig.
		The number of bald eagles counted on the 1987-88 census was negatively correlated with air temperature at the beginning of the census (r = -0.50, P = 0.01) and air temperature at the end of the census (r = -0.45, P = 0.02).
		The number of bald eagles counted on the 1988-89 census was negatively correlated with the air temperatures at the beginning of the census (r = -0.56, P = 0.0001) and air temperatures at the end of the census (r = -0.55, P = 0.0002).
	www.imba.com /resources/science/eagles_boise.html (14024 words)

	Delaware River Basin Ed. Web - Return of the Eagle
		Bald eagles are predominantly fish eaters, which is why they build their nests and live near water, and why they migrate to open water areas during the winter months.
		Programs by the Delaware River Basin Commission and other agencies and organizations to keep the river and its tributaries clean, the fish abundant, and the habitat undisturbed also have been a big help in the recovery of the bald eagle population throughout the basin.
		Another 75 bald eagles were observed in the nearby Mongaup River Watershed, which drains into the Delaware; this January 2005 number is slightly down from the 86 bald eagles sighted there in 2004, which was the second highest number of bald eagles ever recorded in that watershed.
	www.state.nj.us /drbc/edweb/baldeagle.htm (1051 words)

	SummitPost - Bald River Gorge -- Canyoneering
		The Bald River Gorge, located in the southeastern part of Tennessee is a short, but spectacular canyon filled with lush forests of pine, hemlocks, and hardwoods.
		Bald River itself is a medium-sized tributary, but free-flowing and very clean.
		It descends through the gorge along flats and down cascades and over some impressive falls, including Bald River Falls, which is arguably the most beautiful and impressive waterfall in the state of Tennessee.
	www.summitpost.org /canyon/236579/bald-river-gorge.html (611 words)

	WDNR - Regional and Breaking News Releases - Lower Wisconsin River Valley: Bald Eagle Numbers Drop Dramatically
		Bald eagles are listed by the federal government as a “threatened” species overall in the United States but, within the state, Wisconsin has listed the bald eagle as a species of “special concern,” according to Mr.
		After a five-year lull, the mystery disease appears to have affected five dead or sick bald eagles recovered along the Wisconsin River during the winter of 2000-01, 16 dead or sick eagles in 2001-02, three dead or sick eagles in 2002-03, and nine dead or sick eagles along the river corridor in 2003-04.
		Bald eagles found alive are taken to the Sauk Prairie Small Animal Clinic any time of the day or night for immediate veterinary care and treatment.
	www.dnr.state.wi.us /org/caer/ce/news/rbnews/2005/011805scr1.htm (953 words)

	Bald Knob Cross (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Bald Knob Cross, located in southern Illinois on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi flood plain, has an inexplicable quirky character in it's appearance that feels just right when you learn it's somewhat quirky story complete even with a quirky miracle.
		The narrow road is winding, steep, and often shaded by the surrounding forest.
		The construction of a large permanent cross was the dream of Wayman Presley and it was through his tireless effort that the large white cross standing there now was completed in 1963 when Presley was 66 years old.
	users.stlcc.edu /jangert/baldknob/bald.html (756 words)

	Contaminants Bald Eagle Study (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In 1994-95, we collected bald eagle eggs from nests along the lower Columbia River and evaluated eggshell thickness and analyzed egg contents for organochlorine pesticides, total polychlorinated byphenyls (PCBs), polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs), polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDFs), and the dioxin-like planar PCBs.
		Bald eagle productivity and egg contaminant results from 1994 to 1995 were compared to a previous study to evaluate changes over time.
		Eagles nesting toward the mouth of the river may be at greater risk of exposure to some dioxin-like compounds, and the reproductive success of some new pairs nesting in this area could be impacted in the future.
	www.fws.gov /oregonfwo/Contaminants/EnvContam_Field/BaldEagle.asp (363 words)

	Bald eagle and other wildlife photos
		The bald eagle photographs on this website were taken in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Alaska.
		Bald eagles congregate in large numbers by the open water areas for access to fish.
		The 2006 Alaska Bald Eagle Festival in Haines, Alaska is from Nov. 8th through the 12th.
	www.baldeagleinfo.com /eagle/eagle12.html (308 words)

	Shrub-Steppe Series: What About Bald Eagles? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		For example, the Egyptian hieroglyphic of an eagle is said to represent the free-soaring soul of man. The Phoenicians adapted the eagle symbol and used it for the letter "a." American Indians wore eagle feathers as badges of rank and courage.
		The bald eagle was incorporated into the national seal of the United States in 1782 by the Continental Congress, and the eagle was selected as our national bird, beating out the wild turkey.
		Bald eagles became a threatened/endangered species after World War II because of the increase in use of pesticides and pollution.
	www.pnl.gov /pals/resource_cards/Bald_Eagles.stm (1002 words)

	Bald Head Island NC - Press Page
		Bald Head Island is the southernmost barrier island in N.C., where the mouth of the Cape Fear River meets the Atlantic Ocean.
		Bald Head Island is the northernmost semitropical environment on the East Coast and the last point at which sabal palms grow naturally.
		Bald Head Island is rife with timeless, compelling story ideas, from its 14 miles of pristine beaches, master-planned approach to development and prized maritime forest, to its award-winning home designs, loggerhead turtle conservancy, and a colorful history peppered with pirates, lighthouse keepers, Indians, river pilots, ruffians, soldiers, farmers, and entrepreneurs of all types.
	www.baldheadisland.com /island/mediakit.asp (4949 words)

	Tellico River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is a major tributary of the Little Tennessee River and the namesake of Tellico Reservoir, a reservoir created by Tellico Dam, which impounds the lower reaches of the Tellico River and the Little Tennessee River and was famous during the 1970s for the snail darter controversy.
		The Tellico River and its main tributaries are renowned for their brook, brown, and rainbow trout fishing.
		Virtually the whole of the Tellico River basin was logged by the Babcock Lumber Company in the early 20th century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tellico_River (376 words)

	Welcome to the Missouri National Recreational River
		You'll discover land of the wild and scenic Missouri River, sandy beaches, plenty of outdoor activities, miles of trails for hiking, biking and running, plus a variety of events and cultural activities.
		The winery is co-located with Buffalo Run Resort on the Bluffs overlooking the confluence of the Vermillion and Missouri Rivers.
		The city is nestled in a valley two miles from the banks of the Missouri National Recreational River.
	www.missouririvervacations.com (778 words)

	Bald Head Island NC Homes For Sale, Real Estate and MLS Search
		On Bald Head Island, you’ll revel in a spectacular range of environments- 14 miles of ocean beach, 10,000 acres of protected salt marsh and tidal creeks, and a vast maritime forest preserve.
		Located at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, Bald Head Island was once a favorite place for pirates to hole up, protected by the island’s forestation and calm waters, and by the pro-pirate communities in the area.
		Besides lounging on the beach, the favorite pastime of island residents, the island is in the middle of some of the best boating and fishing in the country, and there is a private 18-hole golf course on the island.
	www.wilmingtonforsale.com /bald-head-island.asp (614 words)

	River Rafting the Skagit River in Washington State - River Riders Inc Rafting Professionals. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		River Rafting the Skagit River in Washington State - River Riders Inc Rafting Professionals.
		From Marblemount to Rockport State Park, the habitat for the Bald Eagle is usually the Coastal areas of Alaska, Washington, and British Columbia.
		Driven from their nesting areas by winter storms and a taste for spawning salmon, Bald Eagles perch in the trees along the riverbank.
	www.riverrider.com /skagitriver.html (176 words)

	Trails
		Bald River Falls, alone, is worth making this trip, but another falls lies just a quarter mile or so further up the road.
		The Ocoee River and its legendary whitewater is at the foot of the mountain.
		Bald River Falls, the Cherohala Skyway, and numerous 4x4, mtn bike, and hiking trails abound in the area.
	goldstarmountaincabins.com /trails1.htm (4663 words)

	River Rafting in Washington State on the Skagit River - Winter Bald Eagle Float Trips - DownStream
		During the winter months of December and January, the banks of the Skagit River become host to one of the largest concentrations of bald eagles in the United States.
		Bald eagles' legs are feathered halfway down the tarsus, while goldens are feathered to the toe.
		Juvenal - immature bald eagles are a lighter brown, mottled irregularly with white, achieving adult plumage after the 4th or 5th annual molt, and are often mistaken for golden eagles.
	www.riverpeople.com /eagles.htm (1276 words)

	Animals Unite ! - Bald Eagle
		The bald eagle nest is made mostly of large sticks and every year the eagle will add new sticks.
		Bald eagles were plentiful when settlers first came to our continent.
		The bald eagle was on the Endangered Species List until 1995, when they were declared not endangered but threatened in the lower 48 states.
	www.siec.k12.in.us /cannelton/animalsunite/eagle.htm (702 words)

	Main Page - Bald Point State Park » Florida State Parks
		Every fall, bald eagles, other migrating raptors, and monarch butterflies are commonly sighted as they head south for the winter.
		Bald Point offers access to two Apalachee Bay beaches for swimming, sunbathing, and fishing.
		Turn left onto Bald Point Road and travel approximately 3 miles to the park entrance.
	www.floridastateparks.org /baldpoint (696 words)

	Nature Field Guide :: Nature Project Profiles :: Skagit River, Washington
		An ancient cycle lives on within the Skagit River watershed, where juvenile salmon depart for the sea each year to mature, then return to the fresh water of their birth to spawn and die.
		The Skagit is the only river in the lower 48 that is home to all five species of Pacific salmon.
		In its lower reaches, the river meanders along low banks, changing its course over time and occasionally flooding, creating gravel bars, backwater sloughs and wetlands that provide habitat for wildlife such as salmon and beaver.
	www.nature.org /wherewework/fieldguide/projectprofiles/srw.html (556 words)

	WDFW Wildlife Research: Skagit River Bald Eagle Project
		Bald eagles molt through several transitional plumages before attaining the white head and tail characteristic of a sexually-mature adult (see photos).
		Several hundred additional bald eagles occupy rivers and streams each winter to feed on carcasses of chum and coho salmon that have returned to spawn.
		The Skagit River is one of the key wintering areas for bald eagles in the Pacific Northwest, with as many as 500 eagles found on the upper reaches within the Skagit Wild and Scenic River System (SW&SRS).
	www.wdfw.wa.gov /wlm/research/raptor/eagle/eagle.htm (407 words)

	American Whitewater - NWRI - Tellico 2. Bridge above Bald River to bridge below Jared's Knee
		When you are comfortable with this rapid, you can run it against the river left bank (pic shows looking up from bottom of rapid).
		At the bottom of Jared's Knee there is an undercut rock on river left, use caution here (undercut is on Louie's left in the picture).
		He says that the river bed under the gauge has gotten scoured out and, relyng on some of his long time water marks, he thinks that what was 1.7 is now about 1.3.
	www.americanwhitewater.org /rivers/id/1791 (1549 words)

	Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River - Bald Eagles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Upper Delaware River watershed hosts the largest population of wintering bald eagles in the Northeast.
		Bald eagles — once almost extirpated — have made a come-back in the Upper Delaware River Valley.
		Bald eagles search for food in remaining open pools of water when most of the river and nearby ponds are ice-covered.
	www.nps.gov /upde/eagles.htm (291 words)

	Reports from the Field (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		After a pause to observe and take pictures of the always beautiful Bald River Falls, we did the short steep climb to the picnic area above the falls where we were unpleasently surprised by the presence of large volumes of trash in torn plastic bags scattered about.
		The Bald River was, as usual, pristine and clear tumbling over the many cascades and runs that mark its course.
		Most hikers were ready for a refreshing dip in the Bald River when we arrived back at the picnic area at the trailhead.
	hiking.chattanooga.net /reportbrf.htm (670 words)

	Skagit Bald Eagles River Rafting in Washington State
		We offer exceptional river rafting tours that allow participants to see these magnificent birds in their natural habitat along with many other types of wildlife and vegetation.
		Bald Eagle River Raft Trips in the winter are best during the months of December, January and February.
		The Hwy 530 Park entrance is 100 feet North of the Skagit River bridge.
	www.wildwater-river.com /lowerskagit.htm (314 words)

	Skagit River Bald Eagle Viewing - Bald Eagles!
		If you are interested in a scenic float trip, the Skagit River offers beautiful scenery, with opportunities to see some of the abundant wildlife in our valley.
		Although Bald Eagles can be seen year round, the best eagle watching season is from December to mid-February with eagle numbers peaking from Christmas through the first week of January.
		We are fully licensed and insured and have the appropriate permits from the U.S. forestry service to operate on the Wild and Scenic Skagit river.
	www.ackerlunds.com /httpdocs/skagitbaldeagle.html (363 words)

	ToursOutdoors - Your River Rafting Adventure Tour "Skagit River: Bald Eagle and Salmon Floats" in Washington. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Bald Eagles along the Skagit have migrated from the mountains and coastal areas of the Pacific Northwest.
		The largest concentration of Bald Eagles in North America is in Alaska on the Chilkat River.
		The Bald Eagles wintering on the Skagit and nearby Nooksack River comprise the largest gathering of Bald Eagles in the lower 48 states.
	www.toursoutdoors.com /tour/trip.php?tourid=922 (332 words)

	Hudson River Bald Eagle Restoration
		In 1998, the NYSDEC contracted the Institute to investigate the ecology of wintering and breeding eagles within the Hudson River Valley.
		A total of 42 eagles have been captured, primarily for the collection of blood samples, which are tested for various contaminants known to be present in the Hudson River.
		Several of the captured eagles were equipped with satellite transmitters or conventional radio transmitters to track their movements along the river.
	www.iws.org /hudson.htm (315 words)

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