Meanings of tail eagles in English

White- tailed eagles have hatched here for the first time in over 100 years at two separate locations.

White- tailed eagles are Europe's biggest eagle.

Ospreys, white tailed eagles, honey buzzards, marsh harriers and goshawks all successfully managed to re-establish themselves in this country.

Ireland's largest game shooting organisation is offering free pest control in two areas where white- tailed eagles were allegedly poisoned recently.

The programme to re-introduce white- tailed eagles in Ireland has been given a boost following the successful hatching of five chicks.

The trees also play host to dozens of species of plants and animals, such as wedge- tailed eagles and Leadbeater's possums.

The enclosure has been designed to help facilitate the rehabilitation of Tasmanian Wedge- tailed Eagles, the largest eagle species in Australia.

Two of the 15 white- tailed eagles that were reintroduced to Ireland last August have been found dead in Co Kerry.

White- tailed eagles were yesterday released into Killarney National Park by Minister for the Environment John Gormley after an absence of 80 years.

Golden and white- tailed eagles have been extinct as breeding birds in Wales since the mid-19th century after many years of human persecution.

The dry heat turns stickier and the circling wedge- tailed eagles overhead become more numerous, knowing there is more food to be found.

Ten white- tailed eagles have been killed in just over a year by wind turbines on the remote islands of Smoela off Norway.

In evidence, Silvester told authorities he estimated he had killed up to 420 wedge- tailed eagles during his time employed on the Tubbut farm.

The trust's aim is to re-establish breeding populations of golden and white- tailed eagles on the island after an absence of more than 100 years.

Credit: Luke O'Brien Photography via Storyful A GIANT aviary constructed in the state's South is helping injured wedge- tailed eagles on their path to recovery.

Eagle culls 'widespread' on farms Retired wildlife officer Roger Bilney said the illegal killing of wedge- tailed eagles was not isolated to the Tubbut case.