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Bald eagles return to West Marin’s avian ecosystem

Avatar by Lisa M. Krieger June 2, 2021
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A bald eagle flies over the Giacomini Wetlands. A comeback in the species is exciting for birders and brings balance to ecosystems—including through shifts in other raptor populations.   Don Bartling

A growing number of bald eagles are soaring the skies of West Marin, proof that fierce protection can save a species that once perched . . .

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