Sentences with phrase «where golden eagle»

Placement of these structures directly in the isolated habitat areas where the Golden Eagle and other raptors are and then propose to mitigate collision problems is a false hope.

Not exact matches

Hikers came across two dead golden eagles in the sheep country of northwest Colorado, a region where eagle populations have diminished sharply, and a Denver laboratory provided the diagnosis: strychnine poisoning.

In another rare event, a golden eagle was spotted grabbing a brown bear cub that was trailing behind its mother, carrying it up into the clouds where it disappeared from view.

Collisions with wind turbines kill about 100 golden eagles a year in some locations, but a new study that maps both potential wind - power sites and nesting patterns of the birds reveals sweet spots, where potential for wind power is greatest with a lower threat to nesting eagles.

The occasion begins in the Kicking Horse Plaza, where guests can gather to board the Golden Eagle Express Gondola.

You can make the epic journey aboard the exclusive Golden Eagle private train, which will carry you in style and comfort where camels used to trudge.

Long, sun - drenched sandy beaches, awesome mountains and national parks where bears and golden eagles roam, scented rose valleys and the chance to let your cares slip away with indulgent natural spa therapies - Bulgaria is fill of pleasures and amazing surprises.

«I like to think that «where a roller coaster used to stand» refers to Playland by the Beach next to the Cliff House, and this eagle is one of the dozens that migrate past Hawk Hill each fall,» says Allen Fish, director of our Golden Gate Raptor Observatory — which does most of its work on and around Hawk Hill in the Marin Headlands.

The reason given is: «We are not aware of golden eagle population data from Imperial County» (which is where the project is located).

We propose to revise the regulations for permits for nonpurposeful take of golden eagles (Aquila chrysaetos) and bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) where the take is associated with, but not the purpose of, an activity.

Mr. Mueller soon discovered that a state biologist had said in 1986 that «wind projects should not be built close to areas where birds concentrate,» and reported in 1988 that dozens of California's 1,000 golden eagles died in the pass each year.