US EditionTeatown's EagleFest returns to Croton Point Park for 21st year
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Teatown's EagleFest returns to Croton Point Park for 21st year
If you have been down to the Riverfront, or anywhere along the Hudson River recently, you will have noticed the frozen ice sheets. Look far enough, and every once in a while you may notice Bald Eagles sitting atop the sheets of ice. Typically, when you see one Bald Eagle, a few others are close by. That’s because during the winter, when food is more scarce, the Bald Eagle gives up their mainly solitary lifestyle for a more communal one. This als…
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