Fig. 2From: To migrate, stay put, or wander? Varied movement strategies in bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Examples of the four different strategies of movement observed in bald eagles monitored along the north Pacific coast, 2010–1016. Breeders (a) remained near nesting sites year-round, with short distance movements for access to seasonal resources (i.e. autumn). Non-breeding localized individuals (b) engaged in primarily short-distance movements for access to seasonal resources (i.e. spring, autumn) within a distinct range. Non-breeding migratory individuals (c) had directed moves in autumn and spring between distinct summer and winter ranges. Non-breeding nomadic individuals (d) displayed irregular movement patterns with little interannual consistencyBack to article page