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Boulder, Colorado (AP)
State wildlife officials say a headless bald eagle found in a Boulder County park likely came from a federal repository used by Native Americans, and was part of a legal religious ceremony.
A hiker found the eagle wrapped in a red cloth over the Memorial Day weekend. Its talons and feathers were missing.
State wildlife officials say a headless bald eagle found in a Boulder County park likely came from a federal repository used by Native Americans, and was part of a legal religious ceremony.
A hiker found the eagle wrapped in a red cloth over the Memorial Day weekend. Its talons and feathers were missing.
