Bald eagle found in Nokesville is in 'rough shape' due to head trauma, lead toxicity, vet says, News

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.

A very happy day': Injured bald eagle, now fully recovered, is released back into the wild, News

Another Bald Eagle is in - Tamarack Wildlife Center

Eagle poisoned with lead dies - The Washington Post

Bald eagle returned to Pittsylvania County after recovering from lead poisoning

Another Bald Eagle is in - Tamarack Wildlife Center

Bald Eagles Suffer With Lead Poisoning

National Wildlife Association - Wildlife Mystery: Lead Poisoning Found In Bald Eagles Bald eagles are being poisoned by lead across South Carolina, and in some cases, the majestic birds are dying from

Kiski, the 30 year old Bald - Tamarack Wildlife Center

Bald eagle from Wilson dies from lead poisoning - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham

Juvenile bald eagle released in Cariboo after recuperating from lead poisoning - The Williams Lake Tribune

Lead Toxicity in Raptors The Wildlife Center of Virginia

Lead Hunting Ammunition Hinders Bald Eagle Recovery, Resiliency

Bald Eagle Found Suffering From Lead Poisoning, Bird Flu in Lewis County, Video