Golden eagle chick fledges on Scottish grouse moor for first time

A golden eagle chick named Beaky Junior has become the first to fledge from a nest on a managed grouse moor in southern Scotland, at a secret site in the Moffat Hills. Conservation group Restoring Upland Nature called it a hugely significant milestone. Its project, begun in 2018, has lifted the region's golden eagle numbers to a record of more than 50.