The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians held a ceremony on Thursday to release a rehabilitated hawk back into the wild.
The red-tailed hawk was found a month ago by a tribal member. It had been weakened after apparently being poisoned by gopher bait.
The tribe brought in a raptor specialist to bring the hawk back to health. The tribe is discussing the creation of a regular release program.
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(The Riverside Press-Enterprise 7/22)
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San Manuel Band releases hawk back into wild
Friday, July 22, 2005
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