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πŸ¦…β„οΈ Imagine walking through a winter forest and discovering dozens of bald eagles in the trees above you.

During winter, bald eagles often gather near open water where food remains available. They may also use sheltered communal roost trees to escape harsh weather and reduce the energy demands of winter survival.

Some large communal winter roosts can contain as many as 100 bald eagles, making these gatherings one of the most spectacular wildlife sights in North America.

In this Beyond Wild Media episode, cinematic wildlife footage combines with scientifically accurate 3D environmental visualization to reveal why these massive eagle communities form.

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ America's national bird has a secret winter world.

πŸ‘‡ What would you do if you saw 100 bald eagles in one forest?

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Transcript
00:00Imagine entering a winter forest and discovering dozens of bald eagles watching from the trees.
00:10They're gathering where open water, food and shelter make winter survival easier.
00:16And this isn't just shelter. These winter roosts become gathering places for an entire eagle community.

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