Sea Eagle - Isle of Skye - Scotland, UK, nature, birds, birdwatching

[askthepublic]

great video - cheers from scotland

[rottern]

Great stuff.

[traindriverglos1960]

had the pleasure of the same boat trip from portree in the summer wonderful stuff thanks

[drodga]

I'm delightred this stunning bird has had (is enjoying) such success in Scotland, They truly are a sight to behold! So beautiful...

[martinmedeski]

where i live in Suffolk (east england) the RSPB are trying to reintroduce sea eagles also. Local farmers aren't up for it and there are No To Sea Eagles signs everywhere. Personally i'd love to have these birds flying around.

[stillmatic117]

Also went to Mull to see them, first spotted one on top of a tree beside a small loch, watched it at close range and it eventually flew right over my head at maybe 20 meters above, was lucky enough to see them on a few different occassions and different days. i was just mesmerised by its size and the width of it's wings. Also saw Golden Eagles on that same trip, and the Sea Eagle at close range was the highlight.

[Ryan150000]

stupid gulls lol

[shark794]

awesome

[andyfergy]

Wow they're amazing, but why are people trying to poison them??

[GoldfinchGarden]

Awesome bird

[bigpeem83]

i never even knew sea eagles were re-introduced to scotland until i saw 1 at blairdrummond safari a few weeks ago and i read about them. i was amazed by them, the size of them was unbelievable - twice the size of a golden eagle. wish you got them in ayrshire

[em02lufc]

The Eagles generated 6 million for tourism on the isle of mull last year thats how huge the birds are to conservation. ive just got back from Mull and to see the birds was a fantastic sight

[sandend123]

A pleasure to watch

Many thanks...how about a few more.

[drodga]

Remarkable! And what a great conversation success story. I'm yet to see these beautiful and massive birds in Scotland but I hope I will!

[beatonskye]

They were hunted to extinction for a reason. They're a pest, killing lambs on Skye by the hundred. The sooner they become extinct again the better.