Bald eagles are continuing to rebound and thrive in New Jersey, with 131 pairs now nesting in the state. The state’s Endangered and Nongame Species Program was recently joined by biologists from the region to place tracking bands on two eaglets born in Jackson Township. The bands help biologists track the continued resurgence of the national bird in the Garden State. The eaglets are the fifth and sixth born to parents that have been nesting in woods near Great Adventure.
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