Murres & Eagles
View Related Episode: Murres & Eagles, Geocaching, Wind and Bats
Every spring, half a million seabirds called common murres come to nest on the rocks off the Oregon coast. As the number of bald eagles has increased in recent years, their attacks have brought havoc to the murre's breeding grounds.
First Broadcast: 2010
Producer: Vince Patton
Videographer/Editor: Nicholas Fisher
Appeared in episode: Murres & Eagles, Geocaching, Wind and Bats
For more information:
Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge
- Online: FWS.gov/OregonCoast
Pacific Northwest Seabirds Brochure (PDF)
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