<p>LOREN BENOIT/Press Eagle expert and federally recognized U.S. Fish and Wildlife biologist Jane Veltkamp, center, passes a golden eagle feather that fell off an injured golden eagle to Coeur d'Alene Tribe Elder Alfred Nomee for the Tribe's keeping. The only people to legally have eagle feathers are federally recognized tribes, which display feathers on their regalia during religious and cultural ceremonies.</p>

December 1, 2016