We have special news!
3 white-tailed eagles have fledged from wild nests in Dorset & Sussex this summer.
With 5 pairs now established across England we hope to see further breeding in the coming years as this lost species is restored.
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The reintroduction of #whitetailedeagles to the south of England has been boosted with a licence to release more of these iconic birds. Working with @ExmoorNP we will release up to 20 eagles from this location over the next 3 years, in addition to releases on the Isle of Wight.
We are devastated to share the news that three white-tailed eagles have disappeared in suspicious circumstances.
We are asking anyone who may have information to help the police investigation to please come forward.
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Two #WhiteTailedEagle chicks fledged this summer from a nest in Sussex 🦅💚
The parents were released in 2020 & are the same birds that bred in 2023 & 2024. The chicks are tagged to track their progress.
Watch this video from nest with sound on! 🔊
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A record 3 #WhiteTailedEagle chicks have fledged in the wild in England this summer including the first in Dorset for over 240 years!
The chicks were reared by eagles released by @ForestryEngland & @RoyDennisWF in our project to return this lost species🦅
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In the final part of our new video series, we’re joining the project team to learn how they are working towards long term recovery of White Tailed Eagles in England.
Watch here: https://t.co/fvrsLL9Rc3
@ForestryEngland@RoyDennisWF
Are you ready to spot some #WhiteTailedEagles? 🦅
Join @ForestryEngland Assistant Ecologist Imogen as she ventures out at dawn in the hope of seeing these iconic birds 🌅
Watch here 👉 https://t.co/t4cwaa0OnT
@RoyDennisWF
The return of #WhiteTailedEagles to England is connecting people with nature in inspirational ways 🦅
In our 3 part series we’ll be sharing more about how this landmark conservation project is restoring these iconic birds.
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White-tailed Eagle G542 recently became the third eagle from the Isle of Wight to make a flight across the English Channel.
She spent a month in France, travelling more than 2000 miles, before returning to Southern England.
Read more: https://t.co/MyIGA4lbu3
@SeaEagleEngland
The shallow waters of the Solent are rich in marine life and the released #WhiteTailedEagles have been learning to successfully catch fish. They favour grey mullet, bass and on this occasion dogfish, observed recently by our team. 🦅🐟
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Our team spend many hours observing the released #WhiteTailedEagles to learn about their behaviour including diet. During a recent monitoring session they were lucky enough to capture this great clip of one of the eagles catching cuttlefish in the Solent Estuary.
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Following the early success of the #WhiteTailedEagle project based on the Isle of Wight we are exploring the idea of additional small scale releases at @ExmoorNP to boost the establishing population on the south coast. Share your views here https://t.co/KhNFgieg0h
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A glider in the Peak District recently found himself flying alongside one of the released #WhiteTailedEagles - G813. He managed to capture some footage of this very special moment. Thanks to Derbyshire & Lancashire Gliding Club for sharing.
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Some great action shots of G463 chasing an Osprey captured by Joe Downing. The pursuing #whitetailedeagle forces the Osprey to drop it’s freshly caught fish. Piracy is an key feature of eagle diet, but also an important ecosystem function of these apex predators. @RoyDennisWF
We have some news....🐣🦅
Two #WhiteTailedEagle chicks have fledged from a nest in England, only the 2nd time they have bred here for 240 years.
The chicks are the offspring of white-tailed eagles released by the @ForestryEngland@RoyDennisWF in 2020.
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Three year-old White-tailed Eagle, G818, spent just over two weeks in France, travelling as far west as Brittany before returning to a favoured area in the Avon valley. Read more in our latest blog.
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