The prognosis of an injured bald eagle found near Flory Road in Nokesville was “guarded” Monday due to its extensive injuries and lead poisoning, according to Dr. Jen Riley, hospital director of the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center.
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Bald eagle that recovered from lead poisoning released at Fort Ashby, News
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