Record number of golden eagle chicks on Gotland: ”The island is full”
- Record numbers of golden eagle chicks have hatched on the island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea this year.
- The island already is one of the world’s most densely populated places for the birds – and now risks being overcrowded.
- Biologist Johan Månsson has already spotted 51 chicks this year.
For more on Sweden’s NATO bid and Turkey’s position, listen to Radio Sweden’s full report.Radio Sweden
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