Outdoors
Eagle hit by train feared dead
A bald eagle believed to be either Whitey or Streaky, his mate, flies over the New River in 2010. Whitey, the male, is missing and presumed dead after reportedly being struck by an Amtrak passenger train making its way through the New River Gorge on Sunday. Gazette file photo by Chris Dorst
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  • 'An especially dedicated bunch'
  • Outdoors note -- March17
  • Celebrating another title for WVU rifle
  • Help for beginning anglers
  • Help for beginning anglers
  • Salamanders on the march
  • Iditarod is won but Alaska town greets each musher
  • New River Gorge road to be closed for slip repairs
  • DNR staying the course with antlerless deer regulations
  • DNR confident muzzleloader kill will rebound
  • Outdoors notes -- March 10
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  • Robins hardy, flexible in winter
  • Cold-blooded critters' pipeline may shut
  • Snowshoe Mountain extends skiing until March 31
  • Proposal would open limited number of bears to deer hunters
  • Outdoors notes -- March 3
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  • Dogs simply being dogs, not murderers'
  • Woodcock puts on a sky dance
  • Golden eagle ready to return to the wild
  • Stretch of Little Coal River targeted for stream restoration
  • National Park Service: State parks draw 1.2M visitors who spend $53M
  • Former Fayette whitewater complex to be sold
  • DNR proposes changes in bear-hunting season
  • Bighead, silver carp turning up in W.Va. waters
  • Outdoors notes -- Feb. 23
  • Minn. bear tale evokes memories of Quagmire
  • It's time to put up nest boxes
  • Scott Depot's Starks 32nd at Bassmaster Classic
  • New methods being used by fisheries biologists
  • Funding grants to preserve hundreds of acres
  • Food decline shrinks deer population at Twin Falls
  • Cabell cairns pique archaeologist's interest
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