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TACLOBAN CITY — A critically endangered Philippine eagle was rescued by residents along the shores of Leyte town on Wednesday, May 27, raising concerns among wildlife authorities over the condition of one of the country’s rarest birds of prey. The wounded raptor was found around 10 a.m. in Sitio Core, Barangay Tinocdugan, about 10 kilometers from the town proper, according to Jobert Dublin, operations chief of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO) of Leyte town. “The eagle had a circular wound on the left wing and there were already maggots in it when it was discovered,” Dublin […]... Keep on reading: Wounded Philippine eagle rescued along Leyte shore
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