THE BALD EAGLE.
From Uilson's Oynitholoeu.
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This distinguished bird, as he is the most
beautiful OF his tribe in this part of the
world, and the adopted emblem of our coun-
try, is entitled to particular notice. He has
been long known TO haturalists, being COM
mon to both continents, and occasionally
met with from very high northern lati-
tude, to the borders of the torrid zone but
chiefly in the vicinity of the Sea. and along
the shores and cliffs of our lakes and LARGE
rivers. Formed by nature for Drawing the
severest cold; feetiing equally on the pro-
duce Of the sea, and of the land; possessing