Daily Record: DEP releases bald eagle in Jefferson to raise awareness of tax check-off program
An injured bald eagle was rehabilitated and released into the wild Monday afternoon.
Photo courtesy of The Daily Record
JEFFERSON — It was a cold and windy Monday at the
Berkshire Valley Golf Course but the bright sun hinted that spring was
drawing nearer as a bald eagle took off into the New Jersey sky.
The four-year-old male eagle was found on the side of the road near the Oak Ridge Reservoir in Morris County on Jan. 17. He was suffering from a dislocated wing, and a slight fracture of the left metacarpal bone.
The four-year-old male eagle was found on the side of the road near the Oak Ridge Reservoir in Morris County on Jan. 17. He was suffering from a dislocated wing, and a slight fracture of the left metacarpal bone.
Posted by Wild New Jersey at 3/8/2013 6:00 AM 
Categories: Conservation, Birds
Tags: bald eagle eagle Berkshire Valley Golf Course Oak Ridge Reservoir Morris County
Categories: Conservation, Birds
Tags: bald eagle eagle Berkshire Valley Golf Course Oak Ridge Reservoir Morris County
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