Connecticut state troopers help injured hawk to safety
The troopers responded to a report of a hawk that had injured its wing and was unable to fly on Route 7 South near Exit 11.
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Jul 19, 2022, 7:13 PM
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17h agoTwo state troopers helped an injured hawk to safety on Tuesday morning.
The troopers responded to a report of a hawk that had injured its wing and was unable to fly on Route 7 South near Exit 11.
Assisted by DEEP officers, the troopers transported the hawk to a nearby wildlife rehab center for treatment.
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