STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, DEC. 3, 2018....The number of bald eagles nesting in Massachusetts appears to be steadily growing amid three decades of efforts to re-establish a natural population of the nation's animal here.State wildlife officials announced last week that they identified 76 territorial pairs of bald eagles this nesting season, up from 68 pairs last year and the 59 pairs counted in 2016.From those 76 nests this year, MassWildlife said 65 chicks hatched and [...]
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