On Friday 15^th June 2007, the George Edward Lodge Trust had helped to secure one of George Lodge’s largest oil paintings of a White-tailed sea eagle being mobbed by three hooded crows. The painting is dated 1915 and depicts the last known sea eagle in the British Isles, which lived and bred on the Shetland Isles. She was Albino and the locals had protected her for over 30 years. Eventually she was shot in 1918 and the sea eagle became extinct in Britain.

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