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Bald Eagle - Electric Shock

By Sarvey Wildlife / Monday, January 13, 2020 /
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This young Bald eagle was found on Whidbey Island, unable to fly away. He was rescued and we were able to determine he suffered shock from the electrical lines overhead. This is the second bird in our care right now suffering from electric shock. This eagle is in critical condition due to internal bleeding and the severe injury to his wing. We have reported this to the power company, as they do follow up on these situations to make repairs. Time and supportive care is all we can do for now. If the shock causes the tissues to become necrotic, we may be forced to euthanize. Status: released. 

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