Birds of prey

Bird of prey poisoned Police investigating the death of a golden eagle said today the bird had been poisoned.

Scotland's Ospreys: 50 years of watching the bird THAT white, slightly crested head with the piercing yellow eyes glaring through the dark, burglarish stripe; that wickedly hooked beak; the near-vertical plummet into the water, talons extended, to re-emerge with a silver glint of fish… The osprey ha

Rare birds hatch success RED kite chicks hatched in the North-east of Scotland for the first time in 150 years, it emerged yesterday.

Oldest osprey hatches chicks SCOTLAND'S oldest and most prolific osprey mother has hatched her 45th and 46th chicks, it was revealed yesterday.

'Old' eagles get a family

Record-breaking osprey flies home – for 18th year in a row

Handouts for farmers who help to support sea eagles

Releasing sea eagles into the wild seemed a good idea, but there was one key flaw … they love killing other rare animals

Bird of prey poisoning map of shame published

Scandal as raptor killers beat justice

34 birds of prey were found poisoned last year – and it's the tip of the iceberg

Last flight of the hen harrier as killings leave just one pair alive in the east

Wing and prayer fail to save young osprey

Sea eagles kill 200 lambs, crofters claim

Dead osprey may have been killed by car

Golden eagles hatch at wind farm site

Scots golden eagles 'put at risk of poisoning by move to Ireland'

Landowners demand the right to kill birds of prey as numbers grow

Hen harrier chicks found crushed on moors

RSPB sparks war of words on wildlife crime

Let's go fly a kite, as birds of prey soar back into the skies

Poisoners put eagles at risk of decline in spite of ideal habitat

Keeping an eye on saving birds of prey

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