Mine all Mine!
This is MY fish… Mine… All… Mine. After a successful catch from the Mississippi River, the eagle flies off with its prize, heading for a nearby stand of trees to perch and enjoy a well-earned meal.
What’s on the Menu
Fish make up roughly 70–90 percent of a Bald Eagle’s diet, but these powerful raptors are highly opportunistic feeders. They’ll take advantage of what’s most available and requires the least energy to acquire—often following waterfowl migrations to scavenge injured birds, or feeding on moderately sized mammals such as groundhogs.
(Source: American Eagle Foundation)
