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Wisconsin bald eagle population reaches record high

The farmer said he believes the water in Murtaugh Lake took longer to warm up this spring, meaning fewer carp in the lake were available to the eagles to eat as part of the normal diet. (Windigo Images)

Nearly 1,600 occupied nests counted statewide. That’s up nearly 6 percent from last year and is the highest since the survey work began in 1973, when just 108 occupied nests were found.

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