It has brown feathers.

1. It has brown feathers. Courtesy of JC-net

2. Part of it’s name comes from the word piebald. Courtesy of JC-net

3. The picture of this animal can be found in many places. Courtesy of JC-net

4. Founding Fathers wanted to choose on animal that would represent the U.S.A. Courtesy of JC-net

5. This animal was chosen to represent strength, freedom, courage and immortality. Courtesy of JC-net

6. In the 1600’s there were around 25,000 to 50,000 species of this animal. Courtesy of JC-net

7. It is on the list of the Protection Bird Act. Courtesy of JC-net

8. The bird has been poisoned by pesticides. Courtesy of JC-net

9. It is one of the largest bird in North America. Courtesy of JC-net

10. This animal can live for a long time. Courtesy of JC-net

11. This animal is believed to helped protect soldier during the Revolutionary War. Courtesy of JC-net

12. This animal is believed to helped protect soldier during the Revolutionary War. Courtesy of JC-net

13. This animal became the national symbol for the U.S.A. in 1787. Courtesy of JC-net

14. It has white feathers on it’s head. Courtesy of JC-net

15. It is found on the back of the one dollar bill. Courtesy of JC-net

16. It is found on the back of the U.S.A. quarter. Courtesy of JC-net

17. It is Elbert Elementary School’s mascot. The one and only Bald Eagle! Courtesy of JC-net