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#12539749
9 July 2025
Jhon Arias right winger of Fluminense and Colombia and Moises Caicedo defensive midfield of Chelsea and Ecuador compete for the ball during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 semi-final match between Fluminense FC and Chelsea FC at MetLife Stadium on July 8, 2025 in East Rutherford, United States.
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#10991884
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991885
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991886
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991887
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991888
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991889
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991890
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991891
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991892
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991893
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991894
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991895
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991896
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991897
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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#10991898
13 February 2024
A bald eagle is soaring over the Raccoon River in Des Moines, Iowa. According to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which conducts an annual survey each January, the population of bald eagles in Iowa is expected to be lower this year than in previous years. In the 2023 survey, the DNR reported 2,901 eagles across Iowa. Due to warmer weather, the DNR is expecting the eagles to stay further north, in colder areas this year.
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