Ridgefield Park Patriot: Eagles nest in Ridgefield Park may be facing threats
The nest of a pair of bald eagles in Ridgefield Park may be threatened by construction.
Photo by Mike Malzone
A pair of bald eagles has managed to successfully breed in Ridgefield Park
for two consecutive years, and their 2013 nesting season is fast
approaching. But the pair's future - and perhaps the future of the
species entirely - in the Village, may be threatened.
The bald eagles' nest sits atop a tree on an industrial site owned by Pitcairn Skymark, an Atlanta-based company. Construction activity is presently underway at the site.
The bald eagles' nest sits atop a tree on an industrial site owned by Pitcairn Skymark, an Atlanta-based company. Construction activity is presently underway at the site.
Posted by Wild New Jersey at 1/20/2013 10:00 AM 
Categories: Conservation, Birds, Preservation
Tags: Bald Eagles Ridgefield Park tree Pitcairn Skymark construction
Categories: Conservation, Birds, Preservation
Tags: Bald Eagles Ridgefield Park tree Pitcairn Skymark construction
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