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Last updated on Thursday, May 15, 2008
(BLOOMINGTON) - Bald eagles have been officially removed from the state’s endangered list.
In recognition of the accomplishment, a rehabbed young eagle was released at Monroe Reservoir Tuesday.
An active state bald eagle restoration ran from 1985-1989, when 73 young eagles were reintroduced and formed a core population in South Central Indiana.
The first successful nests in the state in more than 90 years were documented in 1991.
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