From Dutch NOS TV:
The white-tailed eagle couple, which reared a chick last year in Oostvaardersplassen [nature reserve in the central Netherlands], is preparing their nest for this year.
The couple were the first white-tailed eagles breeding in The Netherlands since the Middle Ages.
People cannot come close to the nest; however, Staatsbosbeheer has put a webcam near the nest.
Beginning on 8 March, internauts can look at the nest at www.staatsbosbeheer.nl.
Last year’s chick is still often seen near the parents.
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