The Steller's sea eagle that is lost in North America was been spotted in Maine during Friday's snowstorm. The 20-pound bird is native to Asia, but was caught in a storm that blew it off course.

Bird watchers have flocked to the Conception Bay North community of North River to see a bird rarely spotted in Newfoundland ...

In this Dec. 31, 2021 photo provided by Zachary Holderby, a Steller's sea eagle is seen off Georgetown, Maine. The rare eagle has taken up residence thousands of miles from its home range ...

Steller's sea eagles fly at an average speed of 19 to 30 miles per hour. Stella was spotted in Trinity, Newfoundland, in the summers of 2022 and 2023. She was feasting on a type of small, ...

Bird-watchers have been tracking a Steller’s sea eagle. They’re usually found in Asia, but this one turned up in Eastern Canada and may have flown as far as South Texas.

The Steller’s sea eagle on a tree in Boothbay Harbor seen by Gov. Janet Mills, Maine Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Judy Camuso and Department of Marine Resources Commissioner Pat ...

The Steller’s sea eagle that visited Maine is one of an estimated 5,000 in the world. The bird is listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species.

The Steller’s sea eagle was observed on Maine’s midcoast between the end of 2021 and beginning of 2022. After almost a year, the bird is back — the eagle was spotted Feb. 4 in Georgetown, Maine.

A Steller's sea eagle is seen December 31 off Georgetown, Maine. The rare eagle has taken up residence thousands of miles from its home range, delighting bird lovers and puzzling scientists.

These majestic hunters rule the skies with unmatched power and precision. Armed with razor-sharp talons, incredible eyesight, and a fearless attitude, the world's largest eagles hunt with a level of ...

Steller's sea eagles do not occur in large numbers, but their populations appear to be stable. Their feathers were once highly prized, but today these magnificent birds are protected throughout ...

The new eagle is 10 years old. Female Steller’s sea eagles can weigh up to 20 pounds and have a wingspan of up to 8 feet. They can grow to be about 1/3 larger than their male counterparts.