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The medical team at CROW identified minor scrapes and abrasions on the eagle’s feet, injuries which appear to have been caused by a rival eagle’s talons. X-rays revealed no broken bones. The eagle is undergoing further examinations to assess her overall health and determine the next steps for treatment.
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“Revival” is an exhibition of ceramics created by Beth Miranda, Ethan Fiedler and other members of St. Pete Ceramics. All of the pieces in the show were created in tiny temporary quarters after St. Pete Ceramics lost its studio in a devastating early morning fire in January. The ceramics Miranda, Fiedler and the members of the collective created for the show aren’t just high-quality works of art. They tell the story of St. Pete Ceramics’ resilience, rebuilding, and the remarkable community that restored the studio’s viability.
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