The bald eagle, the master of the birds. That is how biologists describe this bird. Bald eagles only live in a few places in the south of Canada,  and almost everywhere in North America and Mexico. Bald eagles eat large fish, lambs, carrion, and sometimes even other birds! Bald eagles can fly up to 55 miles per hour. Their nests can be up to 6 feet around! Bald eagles mate in the fall, lay eggs in the winter, and in the spring the eggs hatch.

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