Once Gone From Ireland, Majestic Sea Eagles Continue Their Comeback with Rare New Chick
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Fota Wildlife Park in County Cork announced the successful hatching and fledging of a white-tailed sea eagle chick on April 13—the first of the species born at the park in more than a decade, continuing Ireland's recovery of a bird extinct from the country for over a century.
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