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Norfolk farmers 'rightly worried' as eagles set to be released 11 May 2021 | The Natural England licence will allow up to 60 birds to be released over a 10-year period Farming groups have criticised Natural England's approval for 60 white-tailed eagles to be reintroduced in an area of Norfolk known for its pig and poultry production. The eagles, the UK's largest bird of prey, will be released over a 10-year period on the Ken Hill estate, west Norfolk, which is operating an ‘early-stage lowland rewilding project’. The juvenile birds will be sourced from Poland, where there are around 1,00...

Mixed reaction after Norfolk sea eagles project approved >More in © Uryadnikov Sergey/Adobe Stock Plans to reintroduce white-tailed eagles to Norfolk have been approved amid industry concerns that the apex predators could prey on vulnerable livestock. Following a public consultation, Natural England has granted a licence to the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation and Wild Ken Hill to release up to 60 white-tailed eagles over 10 years, starting in 2022. The consultation, which took place in January and February, revealed that 91% of respond...

"There has been little research on the negative productivity effects of livestock worrying by these birds, but we are pleased that in the course of this discussion Wild Ken Hill committed to work with us to do more research on that." The project team says there have been no incidents of predation of livestock or poultry by any of the 13 birds released on the Isle of Wight since 2019, including one bird  which spent over five months in west Norfolk, around many outdoor pig farms. The team also visited the Netherlands where a growing Dutch white-tailed eagle population breeds in areas gra...