The United States is set to finally designate the bald eagle as its national bird after centuries of appearing on the country’s seal and those of nearly every federal agency.
Despite popular belief that the bald eagle has already received this honor and some government departments touting its status as the national bird in official documents, the bird has never received the designation. But all that could change this week when the House votes on a bill to name the bald eagle the national bird.
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