Bald eagle at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh dies from lead poisoning
A bald eagle under the care of Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh workers has died from lead poisoning.
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A bald eagle under the care of Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh workers has died from lead poisoning.
Rodney Thomas faces up to one year in prison, a fine of up to $5,000, or both.
The bald eagle continues to recover under the supervision of Humane Animal Rescue.
Around 8:45 this morning, the second eaglet took flight!
Police and the Pa. Game Commission are investigating after a bald eagle was found dead in Washington County.
Officials are looking for information after a dead bald eagle was found in Washington County.
Remember Murphy? He's the bald eagle in Missouri who found a rock in his enclosure last month and mistook it for an egg.
A raccoon attempted to get into the Hays bald eagle's nest, where two eagles are currently being nurtured.
Tune it to the Hays' bald eagle cam to watch the newly-hatched eaglets grow up!
The second eaglet hatched just after 7 a.m. Tuesday.
The second of two eggs at the Hays' bald eagles nest has a pip.
The first eaglet of the year was welcomed just after noon on Sunday!
The fight was not long and the intruder was quickly dispatched.
It comes down to a simple necessity.
KDKA's John Shumway went searching for the answer and found out it may come down to one simple necessity: food.
A bald eagles' nest with eggs is in peril in West Virginia after the father bird was hit by a truck.
A bald eagles' nest with eggs is in peril in West Virginia after the father bird was hit by a truck while hunting.
The Hays bald eagles are getting ready to lay some eggs.
The birds are believed to have been poisoning by pentobarbital, a controlled substance sometimes used for euthanasia.
Clark the eagle "decided to give his wings a break and fly commercial," TSA said.
One of the eaglets from the nest at the U.S. Steel plant in West Mifflin is rehabbing from "significant damage to his flight feathers."
The National Aviary unveiled a new habitat for their eagles Friday, including Kodiak, the Steller's Sea Eagle.
Pittsburgh's favorite and most famous Steller's Sea Eagle now has an improved home!
An unknown intruder spooked the eagles, causing them to jump into action to protect the eaglets.
The first eaglet from Hays Nest flew away from the nest for the first time.
