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A new habitat for Kodiak, the Steller’s sea eagle who escaped from the National Aviary last fall, was unveiled on Friday.
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It's been nearly 80 years since the last widely-accepted sighting of the bird.
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On today’s program: Joseph DiStefano from the Philadelphia Inquirer explains how the state’s Public School Employee Retirement System board has decided to change its investment strategy after underperforming for years and being the subject of federal probes; the National Aviary’s director of animal program and experiences recounts how Kodiak, the Steller's Sea Eagle, was safely returned after escaping his enclosure and living on his own for nine days; and a look at how the state’s assistive technology program is increasing accessibility to residents with 3-D printed tools, all while gaining hundreds of thousands of TikTok followers.
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After traversing Pittsburgh’s northern communities for more than a week, Kodiak “Kody” the Steller’s sea eagle was brought back to the National Aviary Sunday afternoon
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Kodiak, the Steller’s sea eagle who had escaped his enclosure at the National Aviary more than a week ago, has been returned to the facility in “excellent health and body condition,” the Aviary announced Sunday evening.
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It’s been four days since a Steller’s sea eagle at the National Aviary escaped through a small gap in his enclosure. Aviary officials say that the bird, named Kody, has been sighted at Riverview Park and they believe he’s still on the North Side.
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The eagle got out of its habitat at the National Aviary on Saturday.
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The National Aviary is starting a new virtual program that shows the unique sides of birds’ social, feeding, and nesting behaviors. The “Aviary Insider…
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A familiar room in Pittsburgh’s National Aviary looks like new.Tropical birds flit freely overhead and perch in the trees of the Aviary’s Tropical…
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A family of peregrine falcons have enjoyed high-rise living in Pittsburgh since 1991, when a pair set up house in the Gulf Tower. The peregrines have…