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Golden eagles soaring south back to English skies

Jo Lonsdale
BBC North East and Cumbria Investigations
John Wright A golden eagle is in flight with its wing span on display in front of a blurred backdrop of heather and moorland.John Wright
A golden eagle named Talla, photographed here in Scotland, was seen on a crag in Northumberland in March

After years of absence, golden eagles are beginning to venture back into England from the south of Scotland, leading to hopes they might nest. Among those crossing the border in 2025 was a young male called Talla.

Wildlife enthusiast Ian Glendinning has seen the UK's second biggest bird of prey many times in the Scottish Highlands, but he never expected to encounter one in his home county of Northumberland.

"It was the end of March and I was driving in a remote corner of the national park with a couple of friends and the rear enger suddenly shouted out 'what on earth is that":[]}