Fish and Wildlife Service (USFW) has initiated an investigation. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) said it was aware of the removal of a “large raptor nest,” and the U.S.
It is unknown what company was providing sector installs on the American Tower self-supporting tower, and attempts to identify the contractor by Wireless Estimator were unsuccessful. Fish & Wildlife Service’s website, removing eagle’s nests is illegal unless a permit is issued. Photo: Screen shot from ABC 4 News video.Ī federal investigation is in the works after residents contacted wildlife officials after they watched a tower crew remove a bald eagle’s nest from a cell tower on Thursday in Mount Pleasant, SC.Ī local wildlife photographer, Cacky Rivers, informed News 2 that she had been in touch with federal and state agencies who reported to the scene.Īccording to the U.S.
By Friday, the nest had disappeared and was replaced by new antenna sectors. Fish & Wildlife Service has initiated an investigation since an “Eagle Nest Take” permit was not issued for an American Tower site in Mount Pleasant, SC where a crew removed a nest on Thursday. THE EAGLE HASN’T LANDED in nests on cell towers in South Carolina, according to an eagle biologist with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources however, the U.S.
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