Saving a national symbol from the landfill

I petted him or moved his wing to keep him stimulated so he wouldn't drift off Waste Management employees at the Gloucester landfill see many birds, particularly sea gulls and eagles, said Richard Drouin of Gloucester. The scavengers are just looking for something to eat. Drouin and fellow employee Danny Brown of Colonial Beach noticed a weak-looking bald eagle on the perimeter road to the landfill in late July and stopped to call the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF). They had found a bird in similar condition earlier in the week, but it died before the VDGIF could get there. Read more

[adrienne]

I thought that CB was a protected bird area. Is that not still the case? Hopefully the answer is still yes.