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Arizona set two records this year for the number of identified
bald-eagle breeding areas and the number of bald-eagle eggs laid,
wildlife officials say.
Sixty-six breeding areas were identified, including four new
ones, they say. And at least 80 bald-eagle eggs were laid.
The numbers show that bald eagles are flourishing in Arizona,
officials say.
Bald eagles were removed from protection under the Endangered
Species Act in 2007.
