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A splendid bronze-finished eagle lands on the outcropping of rocks that make up the base of this classically styled Western lamp. Paper shade; alabastrite base. UL Recognized. Max. 60 watt bulb (not included). 12" x 12" x 23" high.
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Bald Eagle Facts
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- Bald eagles have a long, downward-curving yellow bill with large, keen eyes.
- Eagles are powerful fliers who can reach speeds of up to 100MPH (160 KPH) during a dive.
- Eagles are carnivores and hunt during the day (they are diurnal).
- The diet of a bald eagle is mostly fish which is found with the bird's excellent sense of site.
- The next of a bald eagle can be up to eight feet across and may weigh a ton.
- The eggs of a bald eagle take about a month to a month and a half to hatch.
- Bald eagles will feed their young until they learn to fly.
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