The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) shared a photo on Facebook on Wednesday, March 27 of two bald eagles that were found on a walking trail in the state earlier this month.
According to their Facebook post, a conservation warden received a call from a local sheriff's office after the discovery was made.
With guidance from DNR wildlife experts, the warden was able to carefully remove a stick that was grasped between their talons and successfully disconnected the pair.
The eagles then flew away safely.
Officials say the two eagles may have been engaging in "talon-grappling," a normal behavior that is usually due to courtship or aggression.
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