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Last edited Fri Jul 21, 2017, 07:38 AM - Edit history (1)
Source: Washington Post
Injured bald eagle found in Southeast Washington
By Martin Weil July 2 at 12:45 AM
An injured bald eagle was found Saturday afternoon in Southeast Washington, authorities said.
The eagle was unable to fly when found by officers of the Humane Rescue Alliance, said Dani Rizzo, an official of the organization. Rizzo said it appeared lethargic, and its breathing was labored.
It was found about 4:45 p.m. near Eighth and Xenia streets, Rizzo said. The cause of the eagles condition could not be learned immediately.
The eagle was taken to City Wildlife to be assessed and receive care, Rizzo said.
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By Martin Weil July 2 at 12:45 AM
An injured bald eagle was found Saturday afternoon in Southeast Washington, authorities said.
The eagle was unable to fly when found by officers of the Humane Rescue Alliance, said Dani Rizzo, an official of the organization. Rizzo said it appeared lethargic, and its breathing was labored.
It was found about 4:45 p.m. near Eighth and Xenia streets, Rizzo said. The cause of the eagles condition could not be learned immediately.
The eagle was taken to City Wildlife to be assessed and receive care, Rizzo said.
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Read more: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/injured-bald-eagle-found-saturday-in-washington/2017/07/02/4afc5fd4-5edd-11e7-9b7d-14576dc0f39d_story.html
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Injured bald eagle found in Southeast Washington (Original Post)
Eugene
Jul 2017
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Kingofalldems
(38,458 posts)1. The eagle is now in good hands.
Glimmer of Hope
(5,823 posts)2. Aww. I hope it recovers soon.
secondwind
(16,903 posts)3. Hope there's no lead in him. :-(
Eugene
(61,900 posts)4. Update: Happy endings for two bald eagles
Last edited Fri Jul 21, 2017, 07:39 AM - Edit history (1)
Source: Washington Post
Happy endings for two bald eagles
By Martin Weil and Rachel Chason July 16 at 9:54 PM
Good news about bald eagles is in the air. An eagle that was reported missing from its nest near the Districts police academy has returned.
And an eagle that was found in distress near the academy, and was once thought to be the missing eagle, has thrived in the interim. It has been released, hopefully to soar as one more free-flying embodiment of the spirit of America.
The tale, featuring not one, but two of the majestic and fierce-looking creatures that exert a firm grasp on the popular imagination, begins in Southeast Washington on July 1.
That afternoon, an eagle was found on the ground, unable to fly, near Eighth and Xenia streets SE about a mile and a half from the police academy, where two eagles, Liberty and Justice, had long been under video watch and thus become local celebrities.
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By Martin Weil and Rachel Chason July 16 at 9:54 PM
Good news about bald eagles is in the air. An eagle that was reported missing from its nest near the Districts police academy has returned.
And an eagle that was found in distress near the academy, and was once thought to be the missing eagle, has thrived in the interim. It has been released, hopefully to soar as one more free-flying embodiment of the spirit of America.
The tale, featuring not one, but two of the majestic and fierce-looking creatures that exert a firm grasp on the popular imagination, begins in Southeast Washington on July 1.
That afternoon, an eagle was found on the ground, unable to fly, near Eighth and Xenia streets SE about a mile and a half from the police academy, where two eagles, Liberty and Justice, had long been under video watch and thus become local celebrities.
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Read more: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/happy-end-for-injured-mixed-up-eagle-pair/2017/07/16/615471a4-6a81-11e7-96ab-5f38140b38cc_story.html