Bird watchers have descended on the Solway Firth after the first reported sighting of a sea eagle in Cumbria for 200 years.
Video link here.
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'. . . the first reported sighting of a sea eagle in Cumbria for 200 years.'
Presumably, the sea eagle was resident elsewhere on expenses.
Wow! that is an impressive photograph.
Merkin: LOL.
Cherrypie: Yes it is. Unfortunately, it is not the one in the story as the BBC photograph was too small and I found this one on the internet.
It is also an impressive bird (or should that be plane?).
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