White Tailed Sea Eagle(6)
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Britains largest and most rare bird of prey with a wingspan of over 8 feet (2,4 metres).
Sea Eagles were reintroduced to Scotland in 1975 and have slowly spread along the West Coast and Islands.
This is the sixth in a sequence of seven shots taken near Portree on the Isle of Skye
showing an adult taking a fish from the water close to the MV Stardust.
Sea Eagles were reintroduced to Scotland in 1975 and have slowly spread along the West Coast and Islands.
This is the sixth in a sequence of seven shots taken near Portree on the Isle of Skye
showing an adult taking a fish from the water close to the MV Stardust.
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By Mike Woodland: Having been to the loch and witnessed these amazing birds [on MV Stardust]from a distance I envy you and your guests being able to view and photograph them like this . . .a truly wonderful collection of images of these impressive eagles.
See you in April 09
best wishes Mike.W