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DNR Investigates After 5 Bald Eagles Found Dead in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
The DNR says the birds did not die from natural causes, predators or vehicle collisions, and is seeking tips in the investigation.
- The Michigan DNR is investigating five bald eagle deaths discovered on the Garden Peninsula in the Upper Peninsula between April 3 and April 17.
- DNR Law Enforcement supervisor Mark Zitnik confirmed the eagles "did not die from natural causes, predators or vehicle collisions," prompting an investigation into potential poaching.
- The birds were discovered in Delta County on land bordering Big Bay and Lake Michigan; the DNR, Wildlife Service, and local tribes are collaborating on the investigation.
- Penalties for harming Bald Eagles include a 90-day misdemeanor, with Fines up to $1,000 per eagle and mandatory Reimbursement of $1,500 per eagle.
- Anyone with information is asked to contact the Report All Poaching Hotline at 800-292-7800, as Tipsters providing information leading to prosecution may be eligible for a cash reward.
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The Lawton ConstitutionTips sought on deaths of 5 bald eagles in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
DETROIT — Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials are asking the public for help to find what killed five bald eagles in the Upper Peninsula. The eagles' carcasses were found between April 3 and April 17 in a single area…
Officials seek tips after five bald eagles found dead in Upper Peninsula
Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials are asking for the public’s help after five bald eagles were found dead in a single area of the Upper Peninsula’s Garden Peninsula between April 3 and April 17
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Investigation underway after 5 bald eagles found dead in Michigan
Five bald eagles were found dead in a two-week period near Lake Michigan. Here's what we know. (MDNR)
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