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Climate change forces bald eagles, farmers into win-win relationship

As salmon becomes a less reliable food source, some bald eagles have turned to scavenging dead farm animals

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Climate Change Alters Bald Eagles Diet, Turning Them into Farm Birds

Climate change is forcing bald eagles, who used to eat salmon that washed up along the waterways, to adapt to a new food source: dairy farm discards.

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Bald eagles adapt after climate change diminishes salmon: Experts

Bald eagles in Washing ton have transitioned from feeding along rivers birds to patrolling farms feasting on dead cows rather than dead salmon.

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Investigating the Extent of Human–Eagle Interactions on Dairy Farms

Bald eagles in northwestern Washington state have now become a blessing to dairy farmers, curbing pests and eliminating animal carcasses from their farms as they seek out new foods as climate change has modified their normal diet of salmon carcasses, according to a new study.

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Declining Salmon Lead Eagles to Seek Out Food in Washington s Agricultural Areas

Declining Salmon Lead Eagles to Seek Out Food in Washington s Agricultural Areas
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