can the first bird be held in captivity?
Yes, permits keep them.
Bald eagle
Permits are required to keep bald eagles in captivity in the United States. Permits are primarily issued to public educational institutions, and the eagles which they show are permanently injured individuals which cannot be released to the wild. 
which places are connected by u.s. route 8? Interstate 35 in Forest Lake, Minnesota, to US 2 at Norway. is there any business route which is a part of it? Yes, Business U.S. Highway 8. which are the notable media outlets in the first place connected by the route? The Forest Lake Times and Forest Lake Lowdown what are some of the geological characteristics of the state where this place is situated? It has gneisses that are about 3.6 billion years old and 2.7 billion years ago remains of basaltic lava formed the Canadian Shield. which are some of the protected lands in the state? Itasca State Park, Chippewa and Superior national forests, etc to name a few. which plants are seen in the first one? Eastern white pine, red pine, aspen–birch, etc. which animals are present there? Bald eagles, loons, grebes, cormorants, etc.
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Bald eagle [SEP] In captivity
Permits are required to keep bald eagles in captivity in the United States. Permits are primarily issued to public educational institutions, and the eagles which they show are permanently injured individuals which cannot be released to the wild. The facilities where eagles are kept must be equipped with adequate caging and facilities, as well as workers experienced in the handling and care of eagles. The bald eagle can be long-lived in captivity if well cared for, but does not breed well even under the best conditions. In Canada and in England a license is required to keep bald eagles for falconry.