Bald eagles throughout New Jersey have begun to prepare for the upcoming nesting season. As Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey biologist Larissa Smith noted in a recent blog post on the nonprofit’s website, “The next few months are a good time to get outdoors and spot eagles. Wintering eagles will be in N.J. during the next few months,” in addition to the nesting pairs.
According to the N.J. Division of Fish and Wildlife Endangered and Nongame Species Program website, at…
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