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Bismarck zoo to release rehabilitated bald eagle 
The Dakota Zoo staff plans to release a rehabilitated bald eagle on Saturday.
By Associated Press , January 18, 2013
ND man fined for trapping bald eagle
Jay P. Schuler was sentenced on Wednesday. He pleaded guilty to a charge of taking and trapping a bald eagle in violation of the Federal Eagle Act.
By Associated Press , December 21, 2012
North Dakota man to plead guilty for placing bait near trap for bald eagle
A North Dakota man accused of placing live bait near a trap that caught a bald eagle has signed a plea agreement.
By Associated Press , December 16, 2012
Minnesota motorist hits bald eagle with SUV
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While the remains of a bald eagle struck by a vehicle on Hubbard County Road 4 Tuesday are shipped to a national feather repository, the DNR is warning that more crashes are inevitable as the eagle population soars.
By Sarah Smith , October 29, 2012
Man sentenced for illegally capturing eagle in ND
A 24-year-old Minnesota man accused of illegally capturing a bald eagle in North Dakota has been sentenced to one year of probation and ordered to pay $4,000 to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
By Associated Press , September 11, 2012
Minnesota man charged with illegally capturing bald eagle in N.D.
Authorities say Aaron Reiling, of Halstad, Minn., was trapping without a license and trespassing on private land near Hillsboro in December. A game warden discovered a bald eagle with one leg caught in Reiling's spring trap.
By Associated Press , April 05, 2012
ALWAYS IN SEASON: Eagles, geese provide strong examples of bird success
There is another kind of list, of birds that are increasing in numbers. It’s no surprise that these are birds that have attracted special attention — and special protection.
By Mike Jacobs , March 04, 2012
Rehabilitated bald eagle set for release into wild
A bald eagle discovered in September with a broken wing has recovered and is ready for release.
By Associated Press , December 28, 2011
Jeremy Doan, McKenzie, N.D., letter: Don't hold eagle's death against hunters
The hard facts are that the eagle in the story was euthanized because of a badly broken wing, not lead poisoning. The hard facts are that collisions with buildings, power lines and cars kill hundreds of thousands more birds than does lead poisoning every year.
By Jeremy Doan , December 03, 2011
ALWAYS IN SEASON: Local eagle meets sad end, but larger story more positive
The eagle’s death is a sad outcome, but the larger story about bald eagles is much more upbeat. The number of breeding eagles increased tenfold in the 1990s; in 2007, the eagle was removed from the government’s endangered species list and by 2010 eagles had become regular nesters in the Red River Valley.
By Mike Jacobs , November 27, 2011
Eagle rescued in East Grand Forks euthanized
Lead poisoning likely contributed to mishap that resulted in broken wingThere’ll be no live release, no place in a living educational display, no happy ending for a bald eagle with a broken wing that was rescued Tuesday afternoon along the Red Lake River in East Grand Forks and taken to the Raptor Center in St. Paul.
By Brad Dokken , November 25, 2011
EAGLE IN DISTRESS: Bird with broken wing in East Grand Forks heads for Raptor Center
Rick Galstad was on his way home for lunch Tuesday afternoon when he saw something jump in front of his neighbor’s house on Ninth Street Southeast in East Grand Forks. That something turned out to be a bald eagle with a broken right wing. So began a scramble to find someone to rescue the distressed bird, which eventually crossed the street into a neighbor’s yard before jumping the dike to the Greenway along the Red Lake River.
By Brad Dokken , November 22, 2011
AROUND MINNESOTA: Woman faces probation hearing ... Rescued bald eagle returns... Fund set for DOT operator who died
A Duluth woman who struck and critically injured a pedestrian while driving drunk in 2009 was allowed to stay out of jail Friday before a hearing this week to determine whether she violated her probation.
By Forum Communications , March 27, 2011
ALWAYS IN SEASON: Eagles and Veterans Day go together
An American bald eagle perched in a tree along Interstate 29 on Wednesday.
It seemed appropriate. Wednesday was Veterans Day, and the bald eagle is the symbol of American power. The eagle’s presence was coincidental, however. It happens that mid-November is eagle season in the Red River Valley.
November 15, 2009
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