Isle of Wight is home to one of Europe's largest birds of prey, the majestic white-tailed eagle - but can it be found by bike?

By the early 20th century, the white-tailed eagle had nearly disappeared from several Baltic Sea countries due to persecution, primarily poisoning. The species began recovering in the 1980s, with 670 ...

The sea eagle’s wingspan can extend to eight feet Seeing a white-tailed eagle soaring over the Highlands was like a glimpse into the past, a window on a wilder age.

As captivating as any, he recounts here, are the sea eagles he spotted around Mull. Comedy has taken Bill Bailey around the world, offering the chance to see many wonders of nature, celebrated ...

Also known as the sea eagle, the birds are the UK’s largest bird of prey and almost a metre tall, with a huge wingspan of up to 2.4 metres and a distinctive white tail.

Also known as the sea eagle, they are termed as the UK’s largest bird of prey, standing at almost one metre tall, with a wingspan of up to 2.4 metres and a distinctive white tail, and the birds ...

The white-tailed eagle, also known as a sea eagle, is the UK's largest bird of prey, with a huge wing span of up to 2.5 metres.

Birdwatchers on the Island of Mull were treated to the sight of two white-tailed eagles taking wing after leaving their nest.

The reintroduction of the white-tailed sea eagle, the largest of the Irish birds of prey, began in 2007 when 10 eagle chicks were brought in as part of a five-year programme based in Killarney.

The re-introduction of the white-tailed sea eagle, the largest of the Irish birds of prey, began in 2007 when 10 eagle chicks were brought in as part of a five-year programme in Killarney.