HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — A bald eagle rescued by Henrico Police Animal Protection officers in March after being struck by a vehicle was released back into its natural habitat on May 25. The eagle was struck in Eastern Henrico on March 20 while scavenging a deer carcass on the side of a road. Click here to continue reading on Henrico Citizen.
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A Wildlife Center of Virginia official prepares to release the bald eagle during a ceremony at Berkeley Plantation May 25.<br/>
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