Bald Eagle
Haliaeetus leucocephalus
Year-round, but a lucky findRare
The take
Charlotte's lakes host them now — an eagle over the Catawba stops the whole greenway.
How to ID it
- White head and tail contrasting with a dark brown body and wings; bright yellow bill and legs.
- Very large raptor with heavy body and long hooked bill; holds broad wings flat like a board when soaring.
- Scavenges carrion and harasses other birds for food; eats mainly fish near lakes, rivers, and coasts.
Field marks at a glance
- Size
- huge
- Head
- white (adult)
- Call
- surprisingly weak stuttering whistle
Where & when
Year-round, but a lucky find — best odds at latta nature preserve.
Learn more
Sources
- Facts — ebird.org, verified August 2026
- Reference — allaboutbirds.org