State Game Warden Shawn Harshaw (left) and Robyn Graboski, director and founder of Centre Wildlife Care in Port Matilda, release a rehabilitated mature female bald eagle into the wild at Prince Gallitzin State Park on Thursday. The eagle was discovered by a jogger at the park in March and was transferred to the center where it was treated for lead poisoning. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski

State Game Warden Shawn Harshaw (left) and Robyn Graboski, director and founder of Centre Wildlife Care in Port Matilda, release a rehabilitated mature female bald eagle into the wild at Prince Gallitzin State Park on Thursday. The eagle was discovered by a jogger at the park in March and was transferred to the center where it was treated for lead poisoning.

Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski