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We are delighted to report that two White-tailed Eagle chicks have fledged from a nest in Southern England this summer. This is the second year that the adult birds have bred successfully. Read more on our website here: Sea Eagle England Forestry England
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@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland Stunning achievement by this pair and by the whole @ForestryEngland @RoyDennisWF team. Looking forward to Scottish sea eagles helping this project by donating more chicks in the years ahead. Well done everyone @royhdennis @timmackrill @NaturalEngland @NatureScot 🦅📸 @amaroxlea

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland Saw one of the Isle of Mull over 40yrs ago, they were very rare then, Great to see them back, maybe one day we'll get them in Wales, plenty of lambs on the mountains and fish in the reservoirs and lakes.

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland Excellent news!

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland Brilliant news

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland This is amazing. Hoping to spot some WTE next week when I'm back on the island. @timmackrill

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland Brilliant news

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland So pleased to hear good news 😍

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland Fantastic 😍

@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland Great news Roy 👍 Your commitment and dedication to these projects is delivering fantastic results…Thank You 🙏

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