The birds of prey are set to be reintroduced to Exmoor as part of a conservation project.
A national park is planning to release more white-tailed eagles into the area to support conservation efforts for the species.
A total of 37 eagles have been released through the project and in 2023 a pair bred successfully for the first time. "Since 2019 we've been releasing white tailed eagles on the Isle of Wight and that project has gone really well," Ms Smith said."They have a long stretch of coastal woodland and moorland. They also have a lot of prey on Exmoor."Rich Eales, a ranger for Exmoor National Park, said the bird used to breed in Exmoor.
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