r/Scotland • u/proxima-centauri- • 1d ago

Sea eagle filmed taking live lamb from Scottish island flock

https://www.thenational.scot/news/25064491.scottish-shepherd-films-sea-eagle-taking-live-lamb/
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u/Stuspawton 1d ago

As long as it’s not wonky

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u/lfgeorgiapeach 1d ago

Christ, I saw Sea-bird and my heart skipped a beat.

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u/punxcs Durty Highlunder 11h ago

farmers moaning about this as if they didn’t just leave a baby animal out in the middle of nowhere with no coverage from the sun/elements, as if they don’t get paid for it, and as if this is the only country that this happens in.

I hate them, i hate how much they want to hold us back and I hate how little support they will get to make a meaningful change.

That farm has machair, and it’s been in beyond poor condition per reports for years now, from poor farming.

I say this having grown up in a crofting family, and aspiring to return to island life and to work the land.

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u/Hendersonhero 5h ago

Looks like a dead lamb to me

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u/Ashrod63 4h ago

I'd be more concerned if it wasn't at this point