Two Rare White-Tailed Sea Eagles Found Dead on Isle of Wight
Tragedy strikes conservation efforts as two white-tailed sea eagles, recently reintroduced on the Isle of Wight, have been found dead in a multi-agency operation across southern England. One eagle was recovered in Dorset.
Investigation Launched Into Sudden Deaths
An urgent investigation is underway to determine the causes of death. Both birds are undergoing post mortem and toxicology tests. These majestic birds are extremely rare, making their loss a significant blow.
Public Urged to Come Forward With Information
Officials are calling on the public to stay vigilant and report any information related to these deaths. Dorset Police ask witnesses to contact them at [email protected], quoting occurrence number 55220015571. Calls can be made in confidence.
- Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously at 0800 555 111 or online at Crimestoppers-uk.org.
Three Other Eagles Still Soaring in Dorset
Despite this blow, three other white-tailed sea eagles remain in Dorset, continuing the push to restore these magnificent birds to the English coast.
