The U.S. Postal Service releases special edition bald eagle stamps to mark the nation’s 250th birthday, unveiling the designs at the National Eagle Center in Wabasha, Minnesota. According to reports, the stamp set features the bald eagle across five major life stages, starting with a fuzzy hatchling and progressing to later stages of development. The designs are presented as a series that highlights changes in the bird’s appearance as it matures, culminating in the familiar adult bald eagle with a white head and dark body. The U.S. Postal Service describes the stamps as an “iconic” tribute to a national symbol, using multiple illustrations to reflect the species’ growth over time. The release is part of USPS’s broader celebration of the country’s anniversary, and the stamp art is presented as a coordinated set rather than a single issue. The outlets agree on the central details: the stamps feature bald eagles, the set covers five life stages, and the announcement takes place in Minnesota at the National Eagle Center.