Dutch sea eaglets will be tracked electronically

This video is about ringing a sea eaglet in the Lauwersmeer nature reserve in the Netherlands.

Next year, young Dutch white-tailed eagles will get electronic transmitters, to find out where they will go after fledging.

So far, little is known about where they fly.

The transmitters will be affixed to eaglets either at the Oostvaardersplassen nest, or at the Roggebotzand nest.

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