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    Restoring American Bald Eagle to upper Cumberland region a tall tale [Image 2 of 9]

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    Three large raptors, likely juvenile eagles (possibly White-tailed Eagles or Golden Eagles), are housed in an enclosure with metal bar fencing. They are resting on a bed of straw/hay inside what appears to be a rehabilitation or captive breeding facility. One bird on the left shows visible red coloration on its chest, possibly indicating an injury or blood.

    ALLONS, TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES

    08.22.1988

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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District

    Three young American Bald Eagles stand in their cage on a hacking tower at Dale Hollow Lake in Allons, Tenn., Aug. 22, 1988. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District conducted an Eagle Restoration Program between 1987 and 1991 in the hopes that when they took flight for the first time they would return four to five years later when sexually mature to reproduce and nest all year long. (USACE photo)

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    Date Taken: 08.22.1988
    Date Posted: 12.22.2014 18:26
    Photo ID: 1707738
    VIRIN: 880822-A-CE999-005
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 11.24 MB
    Location: ALLONS, TENNESSEE, US
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    Downloads: 4

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    An older woman with short gray hair and glasses, wearing a red turtleneck sweater, holds up a large black-and-white photograph. The vintage photo depicts a younger person holding what appears to be a chicken or bird. The setting appears to be an indoor office or room environment.
    Three large raptors, likely juvenile eagles (possibly White-tailed Eagles or Golden Eagles), are housed in an enclosure with metal bar fencing. They are resting on a bed of straw/hay inside what appears to be a rehabilitation or captive breeding facility. One bird on the left shows visible red coloration on its chest, possibly indicating an injury or blood.
    Three adults are gathered in what appears to be a rustic shelter or barn, attending to a dark-feathered bird, likely a young eagle or large raptor. One man in a light blue shirt is holding the bird while a woman in a white sleeveless top offers it liquid from a small bottle. A second man wearing a white t-shirt with a red eagle graphic stands in the background observing.
    The image shows a large dark-feathered bird, likely a cormorant or similar seabird, being handled by at least two people on a green surface. The bird appears to have yellow tracking or identification tags attached to its body, suggesting this is a wildlife research or banding operation. The setting appears to be an outdoor or semi-outdoor field research environment.
    Two men are examining a blue electronic device in an outdoor wooded setting. One man is wearing a tan uniform shirt with a name badge and sunglasses, suggesting an official or ranger role, while the other wears a white t-shirt and a blue Chevrolet trucker cap. An antenna or directional tracking rod is visible extending from the equipment.
    A large wooden elevated platform or observation tower stands on multiple wooden and metal poles, with at least one person visible on the deck. A bird is captured mid-flight in the open sky to the left of the structure, possibly in connection with a falconry or bird demonstration activity. The image appears to be a vintage photograph taken on a clear, sunny day with dense tree coverage visible in the background.
    A large raptor, likely a juvenile or immature eagle, is perched within dense tree foliage. The bird is partially obscured by branches and leaves, photographed from a low angle looking upward. The image appears to be an archival or film photograph based on its color saturation and grain.
    A group of people are carrying wooden crates or boxes through a cleared forest area covered with wood chips. The scene appears to be an organized wildlife or conservation release event, with at least one person wearing what appears to be a ranger or wildlife officer uniform. Multiple pairs of individuals are transporting identical wooden boxes in a procession along a forest trail.
    A group of people are walking toward a tall wooden elevated platform or tower structure in a forested, rural setting. The structure appears to be a newly constructed raised enclosure or observation platform, supported by large wooden posts with a ladder for access. The scene appears to be from the 1970s or early 1980s based on photo quality, clothing styles, and vehicles visible.

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