Golden eagle chick fledges from managed grouse moor in the Moffat Hills
A golden eagle chick known as Beaky Junior has successfully fledged from a nest on a managed grouse moor in the south of Scotland. This marks a shift for the region, where conservationists have been working to boost eagle numbers despite a history of persecution at similar sites. The success highlights a new level of cooperation between gamekeepers and the South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project.
Source: BBC Scotland
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