Goss shared that the family called Washington’s Fish and Wildlife department to check in on the bald eagle, and the official ...

mature bald Eagle endured while struggling to stay alive,” the rescue said in a Facebook post. “We believe the Eagle had been eating from the deer carcass, that led to the lead poisoning.” ...

With the bald eagle ... but they do eat mammals as well. “They are somewhat opportunistic,” Karkuff said about seeing them eating on road-killed animals like deer and groundhogs.