The opening first half of the second period was not as busy as the opening half of the first period, but the Thunderbirds would then make things interesting with under four minutes to go.ĭefenceman Jordan Broome notched his 4th goal of the season on the power play from Tyler Savard and Jake Kovacs at the 16:38 mark of the second period, which cut the Eagles lead to 3-2. The Eagles took a 3-1 lead after twenty minutes of play. The Eagles would then take a 2-1 lead just 1:08 later, courtesy of Dominic Skrelja’s 27th goal of the season from Jake Lamberty and Bobby Price.Īfter a busy opening 3:15, the Eagles would then take a 3-1 lead at the 8:27 mark of the first, courtesy of Praveen Dhaliwal’s 2nd goal of the season from Ryan Dacks and Tucker Harris. Then just eighteen ticks later, it would be Thunderbirds forward Colton Hayes getting his 14th goal of the season, which tied the game up at one. Ignace, Michigan product Chase Tallaire would put the Eagles up 1-0 with his 4th goal of the season just 1:49 into the first from Joel Brandinger and Brice French. The red lights were busy in the opening 3:15 of the first period as a total of three goals were scored. Saturday night’s game also marked the final game of the Thunderbirds 2019-2020 regular season. Mary’s River to take on the Soo Eagles in Sault Ste. Here, the birds are mostly found in northern parts of the state, with stray singles sighted in other areas.After doubling up the Blind River Beavers by a score of 4-2 in their final home game of the regular season on Friday night at the John Rhodes, the Soo Thunderbirds were right back in action just 24 hours later as they made a trip across the St. At this time, they are found in northern, central and western India, including in Maharashtra. While the European and Central Asian birds migrate to Africa, the eastern ones come to India in the winters.
The species breeds in the belt from east Romania through south Russia and the Central Asian Steppes, till Mongolia.
Similar to vultures, these eagles are also opportunistic scavengers, which exposes them to the risk of diclofenac poisoning.
The findings showed the same signs of kidney failure as seen in the Gyps vulture after having ingested diclofenac, and researchers observed extensive visceral gout, lesions and uric acid deposits in the liver, kidney and spleen, as well as deposits of diclofenac residue in tissues. As per the study, the effect of the chemical on the bodies of the eagles was found to be similar to that which was seen on vultures. The research was conducted by the Mumbai-based Bombay Natural History Society ( BNHS) along with the UK-based Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI) from Uttar Pradesh.
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