Golden eagles' return to English skies

The reintroduction of Red Kites to the UK has been a huge success. I don't get particularly excited by birds normally, but regularly seeing such large creatures (almost 2m wingspans) curving through the sky is nothing short of majestic. They're almost reminiscent of dragons.

I wonder if I'll get to feel the same about golden eagles soon too.

> Britain's second largest bird of prey

I don’t see it mentioned in the article but was our largest bird of prey?

EDIT: found it; the white tailed eagle[1].

https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/white-tailed-eagl...

The red kites are fun, I do enjoy seeing them and they are a great addition to biodiversity. However they also on occasion bring a packed lunch (see pigeon) to my garden, upon which time I either have to watch a somewhat horrifying nature documentary live, or in some cases they just leave an injured pigeon that I get guilt tripped into patching up and rehabilitating… I’m somewhat split about the situation…

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