Cory Williams of Eagle River, Alaska, skips a rock over a frozen lake and discovers the COOLEST SOUND EVER! How cool is this?! | The Alaska Life

Volta, our remarkable Bald Eagle here at the Alaska Raptor Center, holds a special title as our oldest resident, turning 36 or older this year! 🎉 Did you know you can only age a Bald Eagle before they develop their distinctive white head and tail? Since Volta arrived with these features in 1992, we can only estimate his age. In the wild, these majestic birds typically live into their mid-20s, but under our attentive care, they can thrive well into their late 40s! 🦅✨ #VoltaTheEagle #OldestResid

129K views · 6.7K reactions | Such a majestic sight to see - Check out this eagle showing off it's wingspan! Video thanks to JTC Media #Eagles #Alaska #thealaskafrontier | The Alaska Frontier | Facebook

Spirit, a Bald Eagle and Raptor-in-Residence here at the Alaska Raptor Center, showing off a “rouse”! Birds rouse by raising their feathers away from the body, shaking them out, and rearranging them. Often this behavior is performed during grooming, after a bath, or just when the bird feels content and relaxed. Rousing clears the plumage of any debris or excess water. | Alaska Raptor Center

Eagle Frenzy as Winter is coming to Alaska

30K views · 3.2K reactions | Meet Taz, a Bald Eagle and our newest patient here at the Alaska Raptor Center. Taz was found unresponsive on the ground in Juneau, AK, and showed signs of poisoning. After a charcoal treatment, Taz was sent to the Alaska Raptor Center. Once Tazz arrived, he was very alert and was ready to move into the Suzanne and Walter Scott's Foundation Bald Eagle Flight Training Center. | Alaska Raptor Center | Facebook

853K views · 10K reactions | Instant blush on pag winter #buhayalaska #winterfun #fbreelsfypシ゚viral | Pinay sa Alaska | Facebook