For centuries, white-tailed eagles were part of England’s landscape. Then persecution drove them out, leaving the country without its largest bird of prey for generations. Now, almost a quarter of a century after the species disappeared from English skies, a carefully managed reintroduction is beginning to reshape that story, states an online report by Forestry England. Three more chicks have fledged this summer, taking the number of wild-born young produced through the project to nine, adds the report. Scroll down to read the details of the change.
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