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Toronto has its first bald eagle nest in recorded history. Here's why you haven't seen them here before

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It's the first bald eagle nest ever documented in the city. It's a sign that protection and restoration efforts are working, says TRCA volunteer John Nishikawa. The pair of bald eagles sit by their nest in Toronto. They are the first of their kind to be documented in Canada.

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The Toronto Star

Toronto has its first bald eagle nest in recorded history. Here's why you haven't seen them here before

Until 2023, bald eagles were listed under Ontario’s Endangered Species Act as being of “special concern.” Their presence is a good omen for Indigenous communities, and a sign that restoration efforts are working.

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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