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Major References

****. 31-Year Old Eagle Found Dead Near Sayner. [Vilas County News-Review, June 25, 2008, p. 13A.] Eagle River, 2008. View Full Entry
****. Bald and Beautiful. [Wisconsin Natural Resources, Vol. 31, #6, Dec. 2007, pp. 4-9.] Madison, 2007. View Full Entry (Full text available)
Barger, N. R.. Bald Eagle. [Wisconsin Conservation Bulletin, January, 1956, pp. 36.] Madison, 1956. View Full Entry
Kussman, Joel. Eastern States Bald Eagle Recovery Plan. Denver, 1983. View Full Entry
Ohio Division of Wildlife. Bald Eagle. [Life History Notes, Publication 383] Columbus, 1999. View Full Entry (Full text available)
Trees for Tomorrow. Wisconsin's Wildlife Success Stories. [Northbound, 24:2, Summer 2004] Eagle River, 2004. View Full Entry
US Agriculture, Dept. of, Forest Service, Eastern Region. Bald Eagle/Osprey Nesting Success. [26th Annual Report] Milwaukee, 1988. View Full Entry

Minor References

+++DEAD EAGLE FOUND (2008)

The body of what is likely the oldest documented American bald eagle in the upper Midwest was found May 16, 2008, near its nest on an island of Razorback Lake. The female eagle had a leg band which was traced to 1977, having been placed on the bird just north of the Michigan border in the Sylvania Wilderness Area. It was found by a DNR fisheries crew which was doing a survery in Razonback Lake. ##1497 31-Year Old Eagle Found Dead, Vilas County News-Review, June 25, 2006## The article contains a photo of the leg band.