cognize in young eaglets as they are still processing the things they encounter.
One viewer edited some footage from July 16. As you can see, Harmon appears to be healthy and doing a great job of "being an eagle."
We continue to be humbled and inspired by the continued good wishes and kind words from Harmon's followers. This eaglet became a focal point to teach about eagle biology as well as the environment. We are very grateful, as you all are, to have been a small part of his life. Every bird that is a patient in our clinic, and thrives once they are released for a second chance at life, is a success story. We again couldn't have been there to help Harmon and all his wild cousins if not for your support.



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