White Tailed Eagles

The Whie-Tailed Sea Eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla), was re-introduced into the UK in the 1970’s and is the UK’s largest bird of prey with a wingspan of up to 2.4m. Known locally as ‘flying barn doors’ these images were taken on the west coast of Scotland. White-Tailed Eagles largely eat fish but also will feed on carrion and will take birds, rabbits and hares.

"The Return of the Mighty" - White Tailed Eagle over the Isle of Mull. After a successful re-introduction There are now thought to be a population of around 100 pairs in Scotland. - June 2017, Isle of Mull, Scotland

"Poised to strike"

"Gotcha"

“The Loch Na Keal Monster”

“Turn and Burn”

"Over troubled waters"

“Mighty Wings”

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