daughter freed the Eagle~and it could fly```

Daughter brought in an eagle that seemed injured kept it for a while, it looked ready so she took it out in the open~and away~into the sky it went```The wing just needed a bit of rest```

Arteive, stay around~ for rabbit dinner ~and welcome to them~but not the hens.

Wow, that had to be an experience. Your girls never cease to amaze me. I can't wait to hear what they do when they grow up.

How long did she keep it and what did it eat? We're there any precautions she had to take for safety?

I rehabbed a baby squirrel several years ago. Had to feed him every 3 hours as a baby. Your eagle would have my squirrel for lunch...

wow very brave girl !!!!!

He, the eagle was just here a week or two, he'd just eaten, I think, a rabbit and was well fed~she just provided water.
As far as protection I think she used a blanket~but he still grabbed her leg and put a talon into her.

She was about ready to take him to a bird sanctuary, cause they'r messy for in the house~but he looked ready and she read that after a big meal sometimes they have trouble flying```

My small parrots give a nasty bite, can not imagine what his beak can do.

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Wow! Thanks for sharing.

I was at the upper ranch`she told me she was going to see if he could fly~ should have gotten pictures of him taking off~ that would have been something to see```

This is for public information purposes only ... several years ago during a downpour rain event, a wall of water rushed down our creek that crosses our land. During a break in the rain, I whent out to check on my horses, and while I was walking on the creek bank, I noticed a very young owl in a snag near the creek shore . This owl was soaking wet and shivering. I got my fish net and captured it, braught it into our house and found an apple crate with a lid, layed down several layers of newspaper in the bottom of the box and put the baby owl in it, then put the box near the floor heating register so the baby owl could get warm. Then I called the raptor rescue who sent out a lady to pick it up within 3 hours. The next day 2 Fish and Game wardens showed up and read the riot act to me and recited the Federal laws that protect raptors and said that I would be fined. I showed them the location of the find of the baby owl and what I did. They then left with a warning to NOT to capture any raptor in the future as it's parents would care and feed it without any human interference. No good deed goes unpunished !

What a crazy world, a baby owl gets 2 government agents in 24 hours to investigate, a child being abuse can never have a agent investigate abuse.