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Vancouver eaglet Peace missing after first flight
Vancouver eaglet Peace missing after first flight
Vancouver eaglet Peace missing after first flight

Published on: 06/14/2026

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Baby bald eagles like Peace and Harmony start life as fuzzy and grayish white. These two, not Peace and Harmony, were photographed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service in 2022. (Dave Menke/USFWS)

A beloved Portland-area eaglet successfully took his first flight away from his nest Sunday, a week after his sister’s death – and hasn’t been seen since.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/environment/2026/06/beloved-vancouver-eaglet-peace-missing-after-first-flight.html

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