bald eagle is the national bird symbol of the united states.
bald eagle is the national bird symbol of the united states.
what is the national bird symbol of the united states?
bald eagle
the ship's shield explained the capability of the ship to supply both types of fuel, for surface ships and for aircraft and was symbolized by the dolphin and eagle’s wing. the arched, wavy bend was a reference to the historic willamette river in oregon for which the ship is named.









































the ship's crest represented the flaming torch; behind the national bird symbol, the bald eagle, was a representation of the words of the ship’s motto: "fuel for freedom".









































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national bird-feeding month









































february is national bird-feeding month in the united states. this celebratory month was created to educate the public on the wild bird feeding and watching hobby. because of national bird-feeding month, february has become the month most recognized with wild bird feeding promotions and activities. the month is an ideal time for promoting and enjoying the birds feeding hobby, which is home-based and nature-oriented. 









































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on february 23, 1994, john porter (r-il) proclaimed february as national bird-feeding month when he read a resolution into the congressional record. below is the formal resolution that he read.
national bird-feeding month