How did a sea eagle end up in Wales?

The last item on the BBC1 TV lunchtime news was a story from Wales, of a sea eagle being sighted on a farm there. Apparently sea eagles aren’t normally found in Wales. There was some short video of it flying above the farm – it was raining at the time, what are the chances? – and the BBC newsreader ended the piece with:
It’s a mystery how the eagle arrived in Wales.
Well, let’s review the most likely options, shall we? I suggest they are that the bird walked or arrived by road, rail, or air. My theory is that the bird flew to Wales, but I’m no expert on sea eagles.
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2 thoughts on “How did a sea eagle end up in Wales?

  1. Maybe the sea eagle arrived by dinghy, but couldn’t tell the difference between wales and kent, but like the BBC no one will be able to understand the obvious…

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