TACOMA, Wash. — An adult male bald eagle has been successfully released back into the wild in Tacoma after a month-long rehabilitation journey.
The eagle was found grounded and unable to fly along the Tacoma waterfront on May 29, according to PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Community members alerted Featherhaven, a nonprofit dedicated to rehabilitating injured and orphaned wild birds in Enumclaw. David Ward, a raptor rehabilitator with Featherhaven, coordinated the eagle’s safe capture and transport to PAWS…