Among birds with white heads, the Ross’s gull lives in Antarctica and very rarely visits North America. In breeding season, these birds have white feathers that are dusted with light gray.

They are entirely white in color with the exception of their black flight feathers and tail. Meanwhile, their entire head and neck area remain unfeathered and scaly-looking. Another look at a wood ...

The most recognizable local bird is surely the adult bald eagle. Their exceedingly large size and stark white head and tail are iconic. But another eagle lurks in the wilds, ...

It can take up to five years for bald eagle chicks to develop the iconic white coloring on their heads. "At around 5, they take on their mature coloration — black body, full white head and tail ...

"Adults are dark brown with a pure white head and tail," according to the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. "Younger birds are mostly brown, mottled with varying amounts of white.

As we head toward the end of summer, many people may wonder where all the birds have gone. Experts say the birds haven’t gone anywhere; they’re just in hiding.

And if you see a congregation that includes some adult eagles, chances are the younger birds that you're seeing without the white head and tail are probably also bald eagles.” How many are here ...

It can take up to five years for bald eagle chicks to develop the iconic white coloring on their heads. "At around 5, they take on their mature coloration — black body, full white head and tail ...