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This plaza pays tribute to the female eagle who was killed in 2011 after colliding with an aircraft. The female and her mate returned annually to raise 19 eaglets before the tragic accident. The plaza was made possible by generous donations from eagle fans worldwide. It was established to recognize the eagle’s life and contribution to environmental education.

Virginia natives William H. Turner and David H. Turner, father and son, share a talent for capturing the beauty and motion of wildlife in bronze. NBG displays several of their works with the majority located in the Holly Garden, a 3-acre display of evergreen hollies set in garden “rooms.” Other locations include Eagle Plaza, along the canal and inside Rose Garden Hall.

Artist: David H. Turner
Site Location: NATO Tower
Medium: Bronze
Collection: Turner Sculpture Collection

Virginia natives William H. Turner and David H. Turner, father and son, share a talent for capturing the beauty and motion of wildlife in bronze. NBG displays several of their works with the majority located in the Holly Garden, a 3-acre display of evergreen hollies set in garden “rooms.” Other locations include Eagle Plaza, along the canal and inside Rose Garden Hall.

Virginia natives William H. Turner and David H. Turner, father and son, share a talent for capturing the beauty and motion of wildlife in bronze. NBG displays several of their works with the majority located in the Holly Garden, a 3-acre display of evergreen hollies set in garden “rooms.” Other locations include Eagle Plaza, along the canal and inside Rose Garden Hall.

Virginia natives William H. Turner and David H. Turner, father and son, share a talent for capturing the beauty and motion of wildlife in bronze. NBG displays several of their works with the majority located in the Holly Garden, a 3-acre display of evergreen hollies set in garden “rooms.” Other locations include Eagle Plaza, along the canal and inside Rose Garden Hall.