Eagle spotting is underway in Arkansas! Many of the state parks host their eagle tours in January but don't let that deter you from grabbing your camera and heading out sooner. We've scoured the state for the best places to see these magnificent birds setting up their nests for the season.

Two of the four species of eagle found in North America have been spotted in Arkansas. They are the Bald Eagle and Golden Eagle. Eagles are iconic ‘king of the skies’ due to their size and power, and they have had a strong relationship with humans both mentally and physically.

Below are the TWO eagles that live in Arkansas! Make sure to pay attention to the range maps to see which eagles live near you! For each species, I have included a few photographs, along …

Explore some of the best places to view Bald Eagles in Arkansas or find a guided eagle watching tour. Bull Shoals-White River State Park – stretching along the riverside and lakeshore where the White River flows from Bull Shoals Lake, these waters are very attractive for Bald Eagles on the hunt. Find a Bull Shoals eagle watch tour here.

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2024年1月8日 · For many years, there were no eagles at all in Arkansas. Thanks to major conservation efforts across the country, however, the national population has massively …

2023年12月6日 · Several of Arkansas’ state parks serve as great areas to spot eagles and some parks offer guided tours. In north Arkansas, don’t miss the eagle cruises at Lake Dardanelle State Park in Russellville and Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area in Rogers.

Soaring on mighty wings or perched regally in massive nests, eagles inspire awe and symbolize wilderness across America. Arkansas is home to two eagle species – the recovering bald eagle and rarely-seen golden eagle. With wingspans exceeding 6 feet, these birds of prey make dramatic sights in the Arkansas skies.

Eagles begin to arrive in Arkansas as early as mid-October and stay all winter long, departing around February and as late as mid-March. Over 1,700 eagles may winter in The Natural State, depending on weather conditions. Wintering eagles favor the Ouachitas and Ozarks for the excellent habitat replete with open waters, food and shelter.

2025年1月8日 · Eagles, majestic birds of prey, hold a significant place in Arkansas’s natural heritage. Their presence is vital for maintaining ecological balance and serves as an indicator …