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Conservationists sue to protect Arizona bald eagles

The Associated Press//October 6, 2010//

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Conservationists sue to protect Arizona bald eagles

Conservationists sue to protect Arizona bald eagles

The Associated Press//October 6, 2010//

[caption id="attachment_30126" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="A seven-year-old male bald eagle that was fitted with a solar-powered tracking device and returned to the wild after recovering from injuries. Such work can still...

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