This striking, dark-brown raptor occupies a wide range of habitats in western North America, from the Alaskan tundra south to the Arizona desert, and it also occurs locally in eastern North America. It is also found in Europe, Asia, and northern Africa. It prefers grassland, sagebrush flats, deserts, and other open habitats, where it hunts for small mammals like rabbits, squirrels, and prairie dogs. The Golden Eagle often nests on high cliffs, where it raises one brood a year. Following the breeding season, many northern-dwelling individuals migrate to warmer regions, some journeying as far south as Mexico. A typically solitary bird, it nonetheless will often maintain its pair bonds year-round.

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This striking, dark-brown raptor occupies a wide range of habitats in western North America, from the Alaskan tundra south to the Arizona desert, and it also occurs locally in eastern North America. It is also found in Europe, Asia, and northern Africa. It prefers grassland, sagebrush flats, deserts, and other open habitats, where it hunts for small mammals like rabbits, squirrels, and prairie dogs. The Golden Eagle often nests on high cliffs, where it raises one brood a year. Following the breeding season, many northern-dwelling individuals migrate to warmer regions, some journeying as far south as Mexico. A typically solitary bird, it nonetheless will often maintain its pair bonds year-round.
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GPT 3.5 · Answer

This cool bird is called the Golden Eagle. It lives in many different places in North America, like Alaska and Arizona. It also lives in Europe, Asia, and Africa. The eagle likes to live in open areas like grasslands and deserts. It hunts for small animals like rabbits and squirrels. The Golden Eagle makes its nest on high cliffs and has babies once a year. Some of them fly to warmer places during the winter. The Golden Eagle usually stays by itself but will stay with its partner all year.