Hundreds of eagles will soon be wintering in Utah. Here’s where you can spot them in February

That means state and federal wildlife officials are preparing to host free eagle viewing events starting Feb. 3 at locations throughout the state.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources workers often are on hand to offer spotting scopes and information on the majestic bird that serves as the national symbol.

Bald eagles fly to Utah in the winter to find food and escape colder conditions farther north, according to the DWR.