US Look: Escaped bald eagle captured in Texas

11:00 01 december 2022

11:00 01 december 2022 Source: msn.com

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Nov. 30 (UPI) -- An injured bald eagle that escaped from rescuers while being transported for veterinary care in Texas was safely recaptured the next morning.

Last Chance Forever, the Bird of Prey Conservancy/Facebook

The Last Chance Forever bird of prey rescue said in a Facebook post that the eagle escaped from a crate Monday while being transported to the organization's headquarters in San Antonio.

The rescue said the eagle was located Tuesday morning and safely recaptured by personnel.

"The bird had landed about a mile away from our center, at a baseball field," the post said.

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