VERY LARGE BIRD OF PREY ALTNABREAC 🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶

[@RADARLIVE89]

That’s your land surveyor! Fly by visit for a birds eye view. I’ll see myself out

[@colinjohnston9609]

And this is the very reason NR need to follow due process, there are H&S concerns and more over Wildlife Law concerns which proper lawful process needs to address. Nesting season cannot lawfully be disturbed within/next to the quarry area.

[@ALTNABREAC]

Unfortunately, a lot of birds were purposely poisoned here. The birds of prey are down 90% from when we first moved in 2021. There were 3 pairs of Sea-Eagles which are now all gone. I think it was the Sea-Eagles that provoked the poisoning as they are Class 1 protected, and the Scottish Heritage stopped all timber harvesting because of them, then they and all the other carnivorous birds started dropping out of the trees. Me and Liz seen a whole family of Ravens and their chicks dead on the spot, dropped from nest. A bird specialist of 30+ years seen them and said that his professional opinion was that they had been poisoned. Me and Liz hope to cover this soon in a video. We believe the poison was in tainted Venison.

[@colinjohnston9609]

Keep safe and well. Thoughts to you both

[@CommissarBarton.]

That looks like a network rail spy drone.

[@kolavalentina]

Looks like Eagle since wingspan seems to be to large for Buzzard!

[@danielcooke7911]

Do you know what it is? Eagle or ospreys, saw on beeb natures show about them returning to the highlands. That would be very cool. ❤

[@ALTNABREAC]

Think this one is a very large Buzzard. We do have Ospreys here, Sea-Eagles which are massive and Honey-Buzzards etc.It's one of the last untouched places in Scotland. I don't understand why non of the local people objected to the illegal scrapyard and landfill that was operating here for years. Have a good day

[@scrappystocks]

Looks too big for an osprey and colour didn't look right but difficult to get a close look

[@Martello--64]

Oh no, please protect your chickens...

[@LizAltnabreac-u8h]

We do 😃

[@kirklees3101]

Do you know who poisoned them and why?

[@ALTNABREAC]

The wood harvesting got stopped by Scottish Heritage, because they were cutting down trees where class 1 protected Sea-Eagles were nesting. Not long after we noticed all the carnivorous birds started dropping from the trees, we seen a whole family of Ravens with chicks all fell dead from nest, we used to feed these particular Ravens. We had our suspicions that it was poison, but a few months later a bird professional of 30+ years gave his verdict and said no doubt they were poisoned. Yes we think we know who is responsible.

[@BenDover-cl1jf]

White tailed Eagle

[@boztec7187]

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[@garymills7494]

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[@brimstone260]

Buzzard

[@beau4170]

sussing out your chucks

[@4ndy65]

Pretty boring compared to what I spotted swimming near Urquhart Castle😂😂