What is the largest bird in North America?
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Sure, I'd be happy to help with that. The largest bird in North America is the Bald Eagle. Here are some interesting facts about Bald Eagles:

- They are a symbol of strength, freedom, and the United States. The Bald Eagle is one of the 13 original amendments to the United States Constitution, and the Bald Eagle appears on the U.S. Seal, the President's official seal, and many U.S. Coins.

- They are one of the most majestic and awe-inspiring birds of prey. They can weigh up to 14 pounds (6.4 kg), have a wingspan of up to 7.5 feet (2.3 m), and grow up to 3 feet (one meter) tall.

- Bald Eagles are the only eagle species native to North America. They have broad white heads, which make them easy to identify.

- Bald Eagles mainly eat fish, but they also eat mammals, such as ducks, skunks, and rabbits.

- They are apex predators, meaning they are at the top of the food chain in most of North America's freshwater and coastal habitats.

- The Bald Eagle is considered a species of "Least Concern" under the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List because of human conservation efforts, such as the prohibition of the use of pesticides that harm water-dwelling birds.

- On occasions, a bald eagle has to consume around 4-5 pounds of food per day. Adolescent eagles are  known to consume around two to three pounds, and breeding adults need around a pound or two daily.

I hope these facts are helpful!
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What is the largest bird in North America?
user
The largest bird in North America is the Bald Eagle in terms of weight and length, but if we're talking about wingspan, the California Condor takes the lead.

The Bald Eagle, a symbol of the United States, weighs up to 14 pounds and can be up to 43 inches long.

On the other hand, the California Condor, a critically endangered species, has the largest wingspan of any bird in North America, reaching up to 9.8 feet. However, they typically weigh less than the Bald Eagle, around 15 to 23 pounds.
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