A juvenile bald eagle undergoes beak surgery at the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro on July 12, 2008 following an Avian Pox infection.  With a worldwide fanbase of 150,000 people hoping for the best for the young eagle from Norfolk, a veterinary surgeon realigns the beak and sets it on the road to recovery.

WAYNESBORO — A baby bald eagle is recuperating after a two-hour surgery Saturday morning to remove remnants of a golf ball-sized growth and fix its criss-crossed beak.