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In 2024, New Hampshire had 115 territorial bald eagle pairs, a 5% increase from 2023. The banning of DDT in 1972 and conservation efforts are credited with the eagle's recovery from endangered status.

The bald eagle, who is a 3-year-old sub-adult bird, was rescued on Route 18 in Neptune on March 14 by the Monmouth County Society for the Prevention of Cruelties to Animals, or SPCA.

In 2024, New Jersey boasted a record 293 nesting pairs of bald eagles, of which 264 laid eggs. In January, Gov. Phil Murphy removed the bald eagle the state’s list of endangered species.

Bald eagles are considered 'opportunistic feeders,' meaning they eat whatever is available to them, although their diet mostly consists of fish, according to the National Zoo.