Juvenile Bald Eagles Rehabilitated, Released Maryland, Ohio, Virginia

Several juvenile bald eagles have recently been rescued, rehabilitated, and successfully released back into the wild across multiple states. In Maryland, a juvenile eagle injured after striking a window was secured by natural resources officers and taken to a specialized raptor center for recovery. In Ohio, a young eagle named Star fell from her nest but was rescued thanks to local birdwatchers, rehabilitated by the Ohio Bird Sanctuary, and released near her original habitat, with officials noting the importance of close monitoring for such nests. Star's release was witnessed by many, highlighting community engagement in wildlife conservation. Additionally, two bald eagles in Virginia were rehabilitated for several months at the Wildlife Center of Virginia due to injuries and weakness before being released at Pocahontas State Park. These cases reflect ongoing efforts to protect and support bald eagle populations, which have rebounded significantly since their decline in the 1960s.