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- PSA: Prospect Point Bald Eagles Rebuild After Windstorm, March 13, 2007
- City of Vancouver Bald Eagle Nesting Reports (pdf format):
- The 2010 Report
- The 2009 Report
- The 2008 Report
- The 2007 Report
- The 2006 Report
- The 2005 Report
- The 2004 Report
- Eagle Home
- Identifying Breeding Adults
- The Eagle Nesting Calendar (Approximately)
- Vancouver's Urban Eagles
- Nest Updates and Maps
Identifying Breeding Adults
- Adults have distinct white heads, white tail feathers and yellow beaks
- Females are larger than males
- Juveniles have mostly brown heads and black beaks
- Eagles mature and develop adult feathering gradually
- They develop the distinct white head and tail completely at their breeding age, which is 4 years old
