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08-13-2026, 02:58 AM
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Trapped Changeable Hawk-Eagle Rescued from 112-foot-high Tower
A Changeable Hawk-Eagle, trapped for the past 12 days on the top of a cellular telecommunication tower, was rescued safely on Wednesday. A fire service team arrived at the scene and launched a rescue operation. The fire service received information about the bird's entanglement at around 3 p.m. on Wednesday. Upon receiving the information, fire service personnel immediately rushed to the scene and assessed the situation. Due to the tower's extreme height, rescuing the bird was challenging. One of the firemen climbed the tower wearing a safety belt. Upon reaching the top, he noticed that the bird's legs were badly entangled in wires and ropes. Carefully, he cut the wires and ropes and safely freed the bird. The bird had been trapped for a long time, so special care was taken during the rescue to avoid injury. Locals praised the fire service's humanitarian efforts, calling it a commendable step toward saving the lives of birds and wildlife. |
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08-13-2026, 12:35 PM
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Re: Trapped Changeable Hawk-Eagle Rescued from 112-foot-high Tower
It’s quite a beautiful bird after looking it up. There are also a couple of different varieties. Spizaetus Cirrhatus and Nisaetus Cirrhatus each with a little different color and head plumes. Very cool birds. Nice post. |