Crested Serpent Eagle rescued in Puerto Princesa City
DPWH workers rescued a weak Crested Serpent Eagle along a Puerto Princesa highway, turning it over to PCSDS for care and rehabilitation.
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DPWH workers rescued a weak Crested Serpent Eagle along a Puerto Princesa highway, turning it over to PCSDS for care and rehabilitation.
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A juvenile Brahminy kite was rescued in Tupi, South Cotabato, and turned over to DENR Region XII for assessment and rehabilitation.
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