There will be no human intervention from BEPR
“As these are wild birds, there will be no human intervention, but we will observe and learn.”
It is now the fourth week since the disappearance of Thulane, the male Black Eagle, and the third week since the chick has hatched.
Makatsa, the female eagle, has surprised everybody by managing to support both herself and the fast-growing chick all by herself.
Read the initial article here:
https://roodepoortnorthsider.co.za/297253/thulane-has-gone-awol/
Gerald Draper, Chairperson of the Black Eagle Project Roodekrans (BEPR) said, “Members of the project are constantly observing, and we will continue to do so and give feedback”.
According to the BEPR, the current situation is a first for them, and they do not have any knowledge of what might be the outcome.
Gerald concluded, “As these are wild birds, there will be no human intervention, but we will observe and learn”.
