Overview

• A bald eagle was rescued after being struck by a vehicle and becoming lodged in the car's grille in Calvert County, Maryland.
• The eagle was found to be in good health after a thorough examination and was released back into the wild.
• Calvert County Animal Control Officer Hannah Neel, with assistance from the sheriff's office, successfully freed the eagle.
• The incident occurred on Route 4, and the driver had called for help after realizing the eagle was still alive.
• Bald eagles are recognized for their distinct size and colors, and can live up to 50 years.