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Here at the South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project we have many ways of communicating the beauty and impressive features of the golden eagle. We have 2D wooden cut-outs showing the wingspan up 2.2 meters, we have footage from the wild showing project eagles soaring high and we also invite falconers and their eagles to schools and events. These are all great but we wondered if there was a way allow people to get up close and personal. Something to touch and hold in order to really get an idea of the size, form and weight of a golden eagle. A 3D model was the answer; a chick roughly the age when we would collect from the eyrie and a juvenile roughly the age of being released from our aviaries and in the wild for a few weeks.
Download the new 'Eagle Spotters Zine'!
Whether you are an eagle enthusiast or just looking for some crafty fun, our Eagle Spotters' Zine will have something to keep you busy.
New Job Opportunity with the Southern Uplands Partnership
Please note that this position is not with the South Of Scotland Golden Eagle Project but the exciting Tweed River Culture Project as outlined below.
Eaglets Blog #3: Emily in the wild
Another installment of our eaglets blog; a blog written specifically for children and parents. In the first edition we followed Emily from her eyrie in the Highlands to our aviaries in the south of Scotland. In the second we found out about her time in the aviairies and her release into southern skies. In this third edition we find out how Emily is settling in to the wilds of the Southern Uplands.
The Wright Strokes #6 - Sketches from Eagle Country
The latest sketches from our Eagle Officer, John following his most recent encounter with our young eagles. These sketches show Skan (C17), Emily (121) and Edward (C09) in moult. Click on the images for a more detailed view.
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