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A rare Serbian eagle is returned to the wild after being rescued from kidnappers

Feliks, a rare eastern imperial eagle, is again soaring through the skies of his Serbian homeland after being rescued from the clutches of bird smugglers during his inaugural migration.

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Feliks being released into the wild near Subotica, Serbia following a month-long recovery at a local zoo after being rescued from wildlife traffickers. — MIROSLAV DUDOK/Bird Protection and Study Society of Serbia/AFP

Feliks, a rare eastern imperial eagle, is again soaring through the skies of his Serbian homeland after being rescued from the clutches of bird smugglers during his inaugural migration, the national bird society said last month.

Serbia's Bird Protection and Study Society, which helped return the bird from its months-long international ordeal, said he had been released back into the wild in August.

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