Hawk injured by suspected BB gun rescued by Danbury firefighters last month
They say a BB gun likely caused the injury, emphazing that it's "illegal to shoot these protected birds."
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Mar 2, 2023, 3:15 AM
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6h agoAn injured hawk is
now in recovery after being rescued by Danbury firefighters.
The rescue happened on Feb. 15.
Fire officials say the bird has a fractured
wing.
The nonprofit Christine's Critters posted photos
on Facebook.
They say a BB gun likely caused the injury,
emphazing that it's "illegal to shoot these protected birds."
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