Mull Eagle Watch News Today

A pair of white-tailed eagles had a special 25th anniversary together as they welcomed their 25th chick on the Isle of Mull.

New arrival made an appearance on Tuesday morning and seems to be doing fine

New arrival made an appearance on Tuesday morning and seems to be doing fine

Parents seen taking turns guarding the newcomer

The Abernethy nature centre is giving the opportunity of getting an up-close look of Scotland's largest bird of prey, white-tail eagles.

White tailed eagle brings significant tourism boost to the island of Mull, new study finds. 

Maureen Sugden

Birdcrime soared across the UK in 2020, and RSPB believes Scotland's native birds of prey will continue to be persecuted.

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An unusual detective story has been unfolding around some of Scotland’s most idyllic Hebridean islands. Sunday, 3rd January 2021, 7:00 am Photographer Iain Erskine captured this stunning shot of a sea eagle, a descendent of birds reintroduced to Scotland over the past 45 years. The birds have become well established and now attract thousands of wildlife tourists to the Isle of Mull each year, generating millions of pounds for the local economy