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Eagle populations are growing rapidly across Kentucky By Sarah Ladd, Louisville Courier Journal When Raptor Rehabilitation of Kentucky in Louisville got its first eagle around 1995, such a thing was "exciting and unheard of." The eagle was on his first migration, having been tagged in Michigan, and was shot in Eastern Kentucky. A wing frozen into place would keep him from ever flying again. It was five years before the educational and rehabilitation organization got another eagle. Now, Raptor Rehab founder and Executive Director Eileen Wicker said it's not uncommon to have five eagles come through the center in a year. Read more at courier-journal.com This story was posted on 2019-09-24 05:46:00
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