- A white-tailed eagle — Britain’s biggest bird of prey and once extinct here — was spotted soaring over Nene Park in Peterborough, an unusual inland sighting.
- The bird was confirmed as a juvenile (likely a female) that hatched in West Sussex; young white‑tailed eagles roam huge distances after reintroduction.
- Photos posted to the Peterborough Walks Facebook page sparked almost 2,000 reactions and lots of excited comments.
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