PITTSBURGH — The National Aviary’s new feathered friend has a name, and it’s Aurora, the Steller’s Sea Eagle. Aurora was chosen in a naming contest and every person who suggested the name was entered ...

The National Aviary's female Steller's sea eagle. Pittsburgh’s National Aviary has welcomed a new, female Steller’s sea eagle. The eagle, which has yet to be named, is sharing a habitat with Kodiak — ...

A female Steller’s sea eagle at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh now has a name. In early September, the aviary had offered four names for aviary supporters to choose from - Aurora, Juneau, Sitka and ...

Witness the beauty and majesty of the Steller's sea eagle in this captivating footage. Known for its impressive size and striking appearance, the Steller's sea eagle is one of the largest eagles in ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - She's big, she's beautiful and she's the newest resident at Pittsburgh's National Aviary. Cathy Schlott, the director of animal programs and experiences at the aviary, says the ...

The names suggested for the new female Steller’s sea eagle at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh have been narrowed down to four. Members of the public can vote on the names - a $5 donation counts as ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Remember when the Steller's Sea Eagle escaped from the National Aviary a couple years ago and flew around town for a week until he was captured in Pine Township? Well, Kodiak, ...

Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Thursday, Aug. 24: National Aviary looking for names for new eagle One of the most well-known residents at the National Aviary has a potential ...

The Steller's sea eagle is the world's biggest eagle in terms of weight with a wingspan of up to 8.2 feet. This large bird of prey is found in the coastal areas of northeastern Asia, including Russia, ...

Jan. 22—The arrival of the rare Steller's sea eagle in Maine has caused quite a stir among bird-watching aficionados. The massive bird from Siberia has spent the last few weeks chilling along the ...

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