A white-tailed eagle from a reintroduction project on the south coast has been spotted by a Yorkshire Dales lake this morning
throughout the winter, as the weather improved they began to roam around the country, with two making their way to the North York Moors National Park in the spring of 2020..
Ecologists from Forestry England and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation expected the North York Moors pair to only stay a short while in the area, but they actually spent the whole summer of 2020 there. The male eventually left for the Norfolk Broads in the autumn but the female relocated to the Yorkshire Dales National Park for several weeks.The eagle seen at Semerwater is a younger bird rather than one of those originally released during the project.
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