Eagle Identification at Monroe Lake Do young bald eagles look the same as adult bald eagles? What other birds can be mistaken for an eagle? How do you tell the difference between a bald eagle and a golden eagle? Join Monroe Lake's interpretive naturalist, Jill Vance, to find out! Originally broadcast via Facebook LIVE on January 23, 2001. Online, interactive guide to eagle viewing locations at Monroe Lake: http://bit.ly/monroelakeeagleguide | Monroe Lake

Bald Eagle Mating Session. Tis the season for eagles to start their mating rituals here in New York. They will lay eggs toward the end of February and hatch sometime around April. They will then take their first flights around early July and will stick around the nesting area until around the end of the summer and then they are on their own. | Mike Lemery Films