The magnificent sea eagle, missing from England for more than 200 years, could be soaring along the Norfolk coast next summer if a proposed reintroduction scheme gets the go ahead.
Natural England, the RSPB and Anglian Water, have been investigating the feasibility of reintroducing the sea eagle, also known as the white-tailed eagle, to East Anglia.
[...]In a recent opinion poll, held in north Norfolk, 91% of the 500 members of the public who were asked indicated that they would like to see a bird like this in Norfolk.
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Do I have any English readers who may be affected by this? What do you think?
The idea of reintroducing animals into their native habitat always sparks my imagination. It's a sort of rebirth, a renewal for our planet and ecosystems.
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