Erin Cordrey is no stranger to seeing the majestic beauty of America’s mascot, the Bald Eagle, as a seasoned natural resource specialist.
That’s why she loves to share that experience with the faithful visitors of Harry S. Truman Lake — especially during Eagle Days.
“The wild bald eagles cooperated quite nicely by flying near the upper deck windows of the visitors center, putting on a perfect show,” she said. “Attendees of Eagle Days can sit in comfort and watch them live in their natural habitat.”
Sitting atop Kaysinger Bluff overlooking the dam and the natural beauty surrounding it, Harry S. Truman Lake’s Visitor Center is famous for its iconic views.
With some assistance from visual enhancers, Cordey said...
03.24.2026 | WARSAW, MISSOURI, US |
Story by Lawrence Brooks
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