Multiple California agencies and wildlife experts convened for a noble cause on Saturday — rescuing a baby bald eagle who had fallen from its nest.
The new eaglet was hatched in Orangevale in late March and had been followed closely by local station KCRA 3, when disaster struck.
Metro Fire was dispatched for a baby Bald Eagle that fell out of the nest about 100’ up and over the embankment on the bluffs of the American River. Working with State Parks, Fish and Game, and Ca Wildlife Encounters, an Arborist from Sierra Pacific Tree Services was called out… pic.twitter.com/2F6r9HVEyh
— Metro Fire of Sacramento (@metrofirepio) April 28, 2024
The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said the baby bird had fallen out of its
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