Guide of SEA EAGLE

SSNC - Save threatened species
The proceedings from the international conference SEA EAGLE 2000, held in Björkö, Sweden, in September 2000, are now available in an paperback edition.
Project Sea Eagle started in 1971 after 7 years of SSNC surveys of the nesting population living along Sweden’s east coast at that time.
Today there are around 350 breeding White-tailed Sea Eagle pairs in Sweden.
The total number of Sea Eagles in the country is about 1, 700..
When two White-tailed Sea Eagle pairs nested around Lake Vänern in 2001, it was the first time in nearly 100 years..
The sea eagles are definitely back after a period of near-extinction.
In 1973, SSNC counted no more than 6 eaglets on the east coast of Sweden and the situation seemed hopeless.
The sea eagle is at the very top of the food chain.
It lives mainly off of fish and sea birds, and through its diet is exposed to many different persistent pollutants.
The sea eagle was the first species in Europe, or the USA (the Bald Eagle), from a water habitat to show clear signs of a disturbing influence from toxins..
Research on how environmental toxins affect the eggs of the sea eagle has been an important part of the project.


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Sea Eagles brush aside Titans | The Courier-Mail
THE Sea Eagles burst the Gold Coast Titans' bubble with an emphatic 20-6 win at Brookvale Oval today.
Manly have now started the NRL season with six wins in a row and certainly look to be the real deal this year..
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Titans facing $5000 fine | The Daily Telegraph
The NRL today handed the club a breach notice, proposing a $5000 fine after Cartwright and Titans football manager Scott Sattler both approached video referee Steve Nash to question his awarding of a Sea Eagles try in the second minute.
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Video: Sea Eagles Play "Chicken" in Turf Dispute
Rattler—Battle of the Predators Bald Eagles in National Geographic Magazine August 16, 2006 —If you are a habitat-crashing sea eagle, be warned: Fish thieves will not go unpunished.
White-bellied sea eagles will defend their home territory from other avian invaders, with challenges escalating from a simple vocal warning to a whirling dive bomb..
Watch as a lone male eagle tries to steal a meal from another family's turf and winds up locking talons with another male in a spiraling game of 'chicken' that decides who stays and who goes.

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