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Paul Miles
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Assistant News Director, WHAS-AM (Louisville, KY)
Kentucky, Louisville
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By Paul Miles| Yahoo Life Verified An African tawny eagle, nearly 3ft tall, recently enjoyed a taste of freedom in the skies above the small northeastern town of Bishop Auckland. Finally, it was hungry enough – there not being any elephant carcasses in County Durham – to be tempted down from a tree with a dead rat. The eagle, known as Billy, is one of more than 200 species from around the world being reared for a conservation-focused bird show, due to commence performances in 2026.
By Paul Miles| The Telegraph Verified Bishop Auckland is a down-at-heel town where the once-bustling market has dwindled to one man and a van. But major change is afootAn African tawny eagle, nearly 3ft tall, recently enjoyed a taste of freedom in the skies above the small northeastern town of Bishop Auckland. Finally, it was hungry enough - there not being any elephant carcasses in County Durham - to be tempted down from a tree with a dead rat.
By Paul Miles| Yahoo Life Verified An African tawny eagle, nearly 3ft tall, recently enjoyed a taste of freedom in the skies above the small northeastern town of Bishop Auckland. Finally, it was hungry enough – there not being any elephant carcasses in County Durham – to be tempted down from a tree with a dead rat. The eagle, known as Billy, is one of more than 200 species from around the world being reared for a conservation-focused bird show, due to commence performances in 2026.
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WHAS-AM (Louisville, KY)
Lexington, Kentucky, United States
+1 502-571-8484