The beautiful white tail eagle is the native British islands found in Scotland, England and Mull Island. This bird of prey, often referred to as the sea eagle due to its propensity to plunder on fish and small mammals, can live up to 25 years and has a width of 7 feet wings. In addition, these magnificent birds are lifelong and return to the same area by breeding year after year.
Unfortunately, humanity was not a pleasant Caucasus for the Eagle. In the eighteenth century, these eagles were hunted until extinction in England. Then, despite the fact that the legal protection was eventually implemented, Eagles in the 1970s had another mountain in the form of toxic chemicals. The effects of dangerous pollutants around the Baltic Sea made wild breeding efforts unsuccessfully. Scientists even unveiled dead eggs with pollutants, and the female eagles stopped being able to reproduce after the exposition.
There were concerns that Caucasian eagles would become another species that was permanently declared extinct. Despite this rude history, the re -introduction program has been a bit of a success in returning the white eagles to the outside. Usually this would be the cause of the celebration, but there are still human -related challenges that cause eagle death, which can stop all the success of the program.
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How was this rare bird species returned
Flying white tail bird species – Gannet77/Getty images
Scientific efforts to protect wildlife are main; This is true of many species, even including the stars of the stars that have died for more than a decade. Caucasian Eagles 2019 A new update program, led by the Roy Dennis Wildlife Fund and Forest England, was launched, and scientists hoped to bring these birds back this time. As it turned out, those hopes were reasonable. Over the coming years, this program has successfully grown the white eagle chickens and fired them into wildlife. They are now observed through the satellite to monitor how they are doing.
The program released 45 Eagles into wild animals, and eight were released alone in 2025. These permits were successful: 2025. Eagles created two wild nests. This is a huge phase of this program. One Eagles couple gave birth to the first chicken born in nature in 240 years. Since then, five more chicks have been born.
Steve Egerton-Read, Forestra England project officer, said in a statement to the BBC: “We have been patiently watching these nests for many months and hope that they will succeed … There is always such a fun time but also incredibly nervous.”
The future of the eagle is unclear
Eagle Chick in the nest – Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
Although this is not always the case, attempts to save species can be achieved successfully, for example, after discovering a species of fish, that it is once thought that it has disappeared. At the same time, 2025 was a good white eagle upgrade program. This gives scientists and conservationists to expect eagles to rise again through England.
However, there are still important human -related challenges that these eagles face. 2019 The British police investigated the Eagles found dead in the country’s estates in Dorsete and Sussex. The cause of death was found to be poisoned by rats, but questions were raised whether it was an accident or intentional intoxication. If the goal, it would not be the only time players poisoned birds of prey. Some of these large mansions breed birds for hunting parties, but when big birds such as white eagles fly over their heads, it can frighten game birds that people have paid for hunting for sports.
However, not everyone considers it a particularly important problem. As for the Eagle’s death in Dorset, Chris Loder, Member of the West Dorset Parliament 2019-2024. However, it is worth noting that the Loder campaign has received funds from the estates preparing for hunting parties, so its recommendations can be best taken with grain of salt.
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