Hundreds of bald eagles flock to Idaho family's trees each winter. So do bird watchers.
Hundreds of bald eagles flock to Idaho family's trees each winter. So do bird watchers. Nicole Blanchard, The Idaho Statesman Feb. 3—When Paul and Rosemary Azevedo bought their Wendell farm in 2001, the previous owner told them it was a good spot for viewing wildlife. He'd even see a bald eagle or two. A few years later, some of the birds of prey started roosting in a big cottonwood tree that stands alone in one of the Azevedos' fields, which are about 2.5 miles from the Snake River. "In 2006 about two or three (eagles) would come. The following year, another three or four,"...