A sad update to yesterday’s news about the injured Bald Eagle. The extent of the injuries to the bird, including ocular lesions in both eyes, indicated that he would not have been a good candidate for either permanent captivity or release back into the wild, according to wildlife experts. He was humanely euthanized. Officer Saves Injured Eagle Fairfax County Animal
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Read moreFairfax County Animal Control was called to Huntley Meadows Park this week for a report of an injured American Bald Eagle that appeared unable to fly. Officer Kathy Prucnal, with nothing but a blanket, secured the eagle after pursuing it in the marshy woodlands. The eagle reportedly hopped around among the brush piles, trees and tried to swim off, as
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