Ireland: More Sea Eagles poisoned

[Bobbie Ireland]

 

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2013/0205/breaking28.html

[Donna]

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2013/0205/breaking28.html

It never ends, does it? Very sad!

[patsy6]

Oh, how very sad.    I have visited the Killarney National Park.  It's a beautiful old growth forest, and I'm glad it is being preserved. 

[Bobbie Ireland]

Oh, how very sad.    I have visited the Killarney National Park.  It's a beautiful old growth forest, and I'm glad it is being preserved. 

Killarney NP is a national treasure, for sure! Did you see any Red Deer? They have eluded me thus far, in spite of numerous tramps through the bracken. Of course they were probably 10 feet away...

Yes, this is another sad result for these majestic birds. On one note, it is all over the media today, so perhaps... of course the fines are derisory, so until they really hand out some nasty punishments, people will continue to ply their evil trade.

[patsy6]

No red deer for me either, Bobbie.  I guess I'll just have to come back! 

[Bobbie Ireland]

No red deer for me either, Bobbie.  I guess I'll just have to come back! 

You must!!

[AlisonL]

The persecution of raptors never seems to end. Sea eagles are such beautiful birds, and the fact that twelve of the birds released have already been found poisoned is sickening.

[MAK]

I'm so tired of learning about animals dying needlessly due to humans! It's one thing if they die naturally that's the way of the wild but this is totally unacceptable.