Come and watch Bald Eagles in the wild

Missouri's winter eagle watching is spectacular, and we hope you'll join us at any of the following locations to view our national symbol in the wild. If you can't make it to an Eagle Days event, look for eagles in the wild at one of the locations listed below. From late December through early February, watch for eagles perched in large trees along the water's edge. View early in the morning to see the eagles flying and fishing.

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What to bring:

For a program of activities, contact:

Missouri Department of Conservation
Eagle Days
P.O. Box 180
Jefferson City, MO 65102
573/751-4115 ext. 3289

Missouri's winter eagle watching is spectacular, and we hope you'll join us at any one of the following locations to view our national symbol in the wild.

Calendar of Events for Eagle Days

Friday, May 9 to Tuesday, September 16, 2008

No events scheduled. Check our expanded calendar of events for other activities.

Missouri has several great locations for viewing eagles so you don't have to limit your eagle watching to Eagle Days events. Prime wintering locations for eagles include:

Plan a visit to one, or all, of these locations this winter and watch for eagles perching in large trees along the edges of rivers or lakes.