Bald Eagles Back At Dallas' White Rock Lake Day After Losing Nest To Strong Winds
On Wednesday, they were still in the area.The city’s urban biologist says at this point we have to wait and see.They’re still keeping Lake Highlands Park fenced off, trying to minimize any disturbances until the eagles decide what they’re going to do.
“I think it’s amazing that they’re in Dallas,” he said. “I never would’ve thought in a million years I would’ve seen bald eagles.”Since October 2021, the City of Dallas and its state and federal partners have been monitoring them.Brett Johnson, the City of Dallas’ Senior Environmental Coordinator, said they repurposed a red tail hawk nest into their own.
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