Release of a rehabilitated bald eagle, new research on migration patterns of Chilkat eagles, and tales of a week spent living in an eagle’s nest will be featured at the 19th annual Alaska Bald Eagle Festival, a week-long event starting Monday.
Festival coordinator Cheryl McRoberts said the eagle that will be released Saturday is a juvenile discovered on Kodiak Island, covered in linseed oil, emaciated and unable to fly. “They cleaned him and he is…
