Wisconsin
Wisconsin DNR searching for person or people who shot bald eagle that later died
FREDONIA, Wis. — The Wisconsin Division of Pure Assets is asking folks to assist them determine the individual or individuals who shot a bald eagle in southeastern Wisconsin earlier this month.
In a information launch Wednesday afternoon, the company stated wardens had been notified of an injured bald eagle within the Fredonia space close to the Washington-Ozaukee county line round 4 p.m. on April 17. Wardens caught the eagle close to the Milwaukee River and took it to a wildlife rehabilitator the place it was euthanized on account of its accidents.
An X-ray discovered a bullet within the chook’s physique cavity, the DNR stated. Eagles are federally protected below a number of legal guidelines.
Anybody with info is requested to name the DNR’s nameless tip line at 800-847-9367 and point out the Washington County Eagle.
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