Significados de white-tailed eagle em inglês

The rare white-tailed eagle, named Valiant, crossed the Irish Sea from his home on Isle of Mull.

The UK's largest bird of prey, a white-tailed eagle, flew overhead, circling, spotting a possibly radiated mouse.

The white-tailed eagle became extinct across the UK in the 19th century but has been re-introduced in Scotland.

The public has been invited to name a white-tailed eagle chick, who is preparing to leave the nest for good.

Fossilised remains of both the golden and white-tailed eagle were found at Cathole Cave on the Gower peninsula in south Wales.

The first white-tailed eagle chicks of the year have been hatched in Co Clare and west Cork in recent weeks, it was announced today.

Only recently a fine white-tailed eagle was soaring over the woods, he may have followed the line of the sea down from the Hebrides.

Multiple factors such as contaminant exposure, global warming, hunting, white-tailed eagle predation, decreased agricultural eutrophication and infectious diseases have been suggested to explain the decline.

The white-tailed eagle, along with his smaller relative the golden eagle, became extinct in the park and elsewhere in the country around 100 years ago.

A white-tailed eagle who was just about to lay several eggs died of poisoning at her nest site in Connemara, according to toxicology test results.

The chick's mother was one of 100 chicks brought from Norway to Ireland between 2007 and 2011 as part of a white-tailed eagle reintroduction project.

Sir, -Recently, I was angling for salmon on Glanmore Lake in Co Kerry and was joined by a white-tailedeagle.