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Eagle Rescued After Crow Attack in Sarangani
8 Sep
Summary
- A young Philippine Serpent Eagle was rescued after a crow attack.
- The bird was found in Barangay Sapu Padidu, Malapatan, Sarangani.
- DENR assessed the eagle as fit for release into its natural habitat.
A juvenile Philippine Serpent Eagle was rescued on September 7 in Barangay Sapu Padidu, Malapatan, Sarangani. The rescue occurred after the bird was reportedly attacked by crows. A resident discovered the distressed eagle and promptly contacted authorities for assistance.
Personnel from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Soccsksargen conducted an initial assessment of the bird. The eagle measured 53.34 centimeters from snout to vent and exhibited no apparent injuries. It was found to be in good physical condition and fit for release into its natural habitat, subject to established protocols and site evaluation.
The DENR coordinated with the local barangay government unit to ensure the bird's proper release back into the wild. The agency took the opportunity to remind the public to report any sightings of injured, distressed, or displaced wildlife to the appropriate authorities for intervention and care.
