Lead poisoning is common in bald eagles during the end of hunting season. Three have been taken in during the past three weeks at a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Brookfield, N.S. Alexa MacLean reports.
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3rd eagle brought to NS rehab centre with lead poisoning in 3 weeks prompts call for change to hunters’ ammo
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