Images from the nest site in the Cairngorms are being live streamed to an RSPB centre.
A hidden camera is streaming live images of a white-tailed sea eagle nest at a secret location in the Cairngorms.Live images of eagles Shona and Finn, who are incubating two eggs, are being fed to RSPB Scotland's Loch Garten Nature Centre at Abernethy.It forms part of the work being carried out by Cairngorms Connect, a conservation partnership set up to enhance habitats over the next 200 years.The camera is hidden in trees 3m from the nest site.
Jess Tomes, of RSPB Scotland, said: "This is an enormously exciting addition to the visitor offer at the Loch Garten Nature Centre. "The images we're getting live from the nest are phenomenal and our visitors will get a very rare and extremely privileged peek at the domestic life of a breeding, white-tailed eagle pair."
She added: "Already we're noticing little personality traits in them - the male is very attentive to his mate and to tidying the nest - it's fascinating to watch."The exact location of the nest is not being revealed to the public to avoid the risk of the birds being disturbed.
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