The Bald Eagle: The Improbable Journey of America's Bird by

The Bald Eagle: The Improbable Journey of America's Bird

Page: 432
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ISBN: 9781631495250
Publisher: Liveright Publishing Corporation
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“Jack Davis shows us not only what bald eagles have meant to humans . . . but what it might feel like to be one.”
 —Jonathan Meiburg, author of A Most Remarkable Creature “In The Bald Eagle, Jack E. Davis pays magnificent tribute to the national symbol, weaving a richly layered story that spans the centuries and bridges patriotism, Native spirituality, environment carnage and, against all odds, ecological redemption that brought the eagle back to America’s skies.”
 —Scott Weidensaul, author of A World on the Wing “In this stunning and insightful history, Jack Davis tells the captivating story of the often-misunderstood emperor of the sky, of its place in the natural order, of its brush with extinction, and of the welcome return of its shadow passing over us from on high.”
 —Bill Souder, author of Under a Wild Sky “The story of the bald eagle and its human champions is more complicated—and more interesting—than most of us know, full of myth, mischief, and repeated close calls. The Bald Eagle by Jack Davis does justice to a grand bird and its epic tale.”
 —Michelle Nijhuis, author of Beloved Beasts “Jack Davis has written a book that’s both rockling and introspective. . . Full of fascinating natural history and human characters from the drafters of the constitution to Audubon birders, The Bald Eagle brings us from desert to tundra on a journey illuminating how the American way of doing business almost killed the bald eagle—twice. But in this thrilling, compulsively readable, deeply researched environmental history we also see how sensibilities matter and can change in time to save the national symbol and, perhaps, ourselves.”
 —Bathsheba Demuth, author of Floating Coast

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