Illustrated Talk ‘New Findings on Golden Eagles’

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Details: Written by Tessa Jones; Category: Meetings; Published: 11 November 2019

‘New Findings on Golden Eagles’ by Stuart Benn.

7:30pm on Wednesday 27 November in Nethybridge Community Centre

The talk is free and open to everyone. Please encourage others to come along.

Since Stuart retired from working with the RSPB in the Highlands, he has been involved in some exciting and encouraging work on Golden Eagles in the Monadhliaths. We are delighted that he has agreed to share interesting new findings with us on this magnificent top predator and Scotland’s national bird.

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