Nature: Bald eagles in Idaho 01:53. A rare Steller's sea eagle was spotted in Massachusetts, thousands of miles away from its home in Asia, wildlife authorities said Monday.

The sea eagle, one of the world’s largest living birds of prey with an 8-foot wingspan, was said to be widespread through the British Isles until the last bird was shot in 1918.

Bird-watchers have been tracking a Steller’s sea eagle. They’re usually found in Asia, but this one turned up in Eastern Canada and may have flown as far as South Texas.

Birdwatchers are flocking to a Massachusetts state park in hopes of getting a glimpse of a rare Steller’s sea eagle – an enormous raptor that is native to eastern Russia and parts of Asia.

Many factors impacted the number of verified Maine sightings of the Steller's sea eagle – which usually winter's in Russia – but they account for 34.7% of eBird records on the species.

Canadian wildlife officials spotted a Steller’s sea eagle thousands of miles away from the massive predatory bird’s native territory. Terra Nova National Park, located in the northeastern ...

A Steller's sea eagle perched on a tree near the Taunton River, after being spotted last month in Canada By Michael Hollan Fox News Published December 22, 2021 5:13pm EST ...

Pittsburgh’s National Aviary is home to a new Steller’s sea eagle. The 10-year-old female is from a European zoo and part of a conservation effort by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

A rare sea eagle native to Asia was spotted in Massachusetts — thousands of miles away from home — according to MassWildlife. The eagle was seen near the Taunton River. Skip to Main Content ...

Rare Steller’s sea eagle still hanging around Maine The large bird, native to eastern Russia, returned this winter after first being seen here in 2021. Posted February 12, 2023 ...

A Steller’s sea eagle named Kodiak escaped from its enclosure at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh on September 25th, and thanks to the valiant efforts of the Aviary staff, was found and brought ...

The Steller’s sea eagle was observed on Maine’s midcoast between the end of 2021 and beginning of 2022. After almost a year, the bird is back — the eagle was spotted Feb. 4 in Georgetown, Maine.