Eye to the sky for bird sightings: Report bald eagle nests and whooping cranes to Game and Fish

Bald Eagle Nests

The state Game and Fish Department is asking for help in locating active bald eagle nests in North Dakota.

Game and Fish conservation biologist Sandra Johnson said the department is looking for locations of nests with eagles present, not individual eagle sightings.

Eagles lay eggs in early-to-mid March, and hatch about a month later. Johnson said it's easy to distinguish an eagle...