This week marks one year since Kodiak's escape from National Aviary
Updated: 1:08 PM EDT Sep 28, 2022
This week marks one year since Kodiak's escape from National Aviary
Updated: 1:08 PM EDT Sep 28, 2022
WAS THE TALK OF THE TOWN. SEE EAGLE. HE WAS FOUND AND BROUGHT BACK HOME. SINCE THEN, THE NATIONAL AVIARY RENOVATED THE HABITAT. >> WE RENOVATED THE HABITAT AND THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL. IT OPENED IN MAY OF 2022. THE FUTURE LOTS OF OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS HADER. KRISTEN: ANYONE WHO VISITS CAN SEE KODIAK AT HIS
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This week marks one year since Kodiak's escape from National Aviary
Updated: 1:08 PM EDT Sep 28, 2022
He was the talk of the town this time last year.Kodiak, the Steller's sea eagle, escaped in 2021 from the National Aviary on Pittsburgh’s North Side.After a week away, he was found in Pine Township and brought back home.Since then, the National Aviary renovated his usual habitat to ensure Kodiak doesn't get out again.Anyone who visits the National Aviary can see Kodiak in his new habitat and other eagles.
He was the talk of the town this time last year.
Kodiak, the Steller's sea eagle, escaped in 2021 from the National Aviary on Pittsburgh’s North Side.
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After a week away, he was found in Pine Township and brought back home.
Since then, the National Aviary renovated his usual habitat to ensure Kodiak doesn't get out again.
Anyone who visits the National Aviary can see Kodiak in his new habitat and other eagles.
