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Juvenile Eagle
Copyright Barbara Samuelson 1997
Eagles take on the mature, easily recognized coloring (white head
and tail feathers) in their 5th year. This is a juvenile bald eagle. The
juveniles actually appear to be larger than the mature eagles, but this
is because the juveniles feathers are longer. The process is called "molt"
where the feathers slowly fall out and are replaced with new ones.
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