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Thank you, Sir. The adrenaline still flares up when I look at these. I will be posting another blog, maybe two, to show the life cycle, as I've seen it, of this family of eagles.

Can’t wait, SFC Richard Williamson. I’m especially fond of eagles. They’re magnificent creatures. They’re part of the lore of my alma mater, Auburn University. I’ll tag you on a video so that you might see War Eagle’s pregame performance.
Auburn has long been known as home to one of the best veterinary schools in the nation. The Southeastern Raptor Center is located there.
“The mission of the rehabilitation unit of the Southeastern Raptor Center is to rehabilitate injured, orphaned, or ill wild raptors. This includes hawks, owls, eagles, falcons, kites and vultures that are all native to the southeast. The center takes in 200 or more raptors from Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama annually. Raptors are generally brought by members of the public, a network of Southeastern rehabilitators and educational facilities, as well as state and federal agencies.
Our goal is to return raptors to the wild after being rehabilitated and offer a hands-on experience for volunteers and veterinary students.“

https://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/raptor/

Thank you, Mark.