This amazing Raptor is only young. He came to our home two days in a row in September 2011 and we have not seen him since. The local Wildlife expert does not believe he is injured in any way and he is young, that is less than 2 years old. Wildlife protector tried to catch him but was not able to. The wedgetail is on his own which means his parents have sent him out into the big wide world because they had a new baby. He is too young to have paired up as yet. Unfortunately his chances of survival on his own are not great. He is probably not really tame just very very hungry and not cautious by nature! Although it is possible he has been handled by a human, he has no tracking device so he has not been in rehabilitation. Good Luck Young Wedgetail Eagle.
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