Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) -Sexually mature – 4-5 years old -Average lifespan 20 years in wild -adult mortality low -depends on location and.

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Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) -Sexually mature – 4-5 years old -Average lifespan 20 years in wild -adult mortality low -depends on location and access to prey -50% mortality in first year -Builds largest nest of any North American bird Nearly extinct by mid- 1900s -hunting -DDT Eagle Protection Act (1940) -protected birds from trapping & killing birds Placed on Endangered Species list in 1967 DDT banned from use in 1972 Populations recovered and in 1995 moved to threatened list Removed from all lists in Lower 48 states in 2007.

Eating Habits (Opportunistic carnivores) Fish Water fowl Carion

Sensitive to human activity -Nests built ~ 1.2 km from low density human disturbance -1.8 km from medium/high density human disturbance Predominantly solitary animals -migrate individually, but will roost together at stopover points

Assignment: Investigate the factors that may influence bald eagle abundance at a winter migratory stopover? The question you explore is up to you.

Timeline Today: -Complete the Research Proposal Worksheet and present it to me for approval -Assemble the appropriate data set to analyze this question Next Week: -Produce graphs and analyze the data statistically to answer your question -Begin working on results section, presenting your data that addresses your question -5 minute oral summary shared with the class on your findings Due 3/15/16: -Completed full report -Includes Introduction (Question + Hypothesis, Methods, Results (w/ graphs), Discussion