LORTON, Va. (AP) - The Wildlife Center of Virginia is set to release another bald eagle that's been nursed back to health.

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The release is scheduled for Thursday at Mason Neck State Park in Fairfax County.

The eagle was brought to the Waynesboro-based Wildlife Center after being found on the ground near its nest May 20 in Fort Washington, Md. The bird had a swollen tail and some missing feathers and was treated with medication.

Last week in Charles City County, the Wildlife Center released three young bald eagles whose mother was killed by a plane.

The Wildlife Center has treated scores of bald eagles since its founding in 1982.