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Jul 30, 2026
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Rotting trees on a South Surrey golf course must come down. Can eagle and osprey nests be saved in time?
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Rotting trees on a South Surrey golf course must come down. Can an eagle's nest be saved in time?
The aging fir trees must be removed, but Nico Wynd residents are hoping replacement nesting poles and baskets will keep the protected birds coming back
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By Sarah Grochowski
Published Jul 30, 2026
Last updated 4 minutes ago
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An eagle's nest is visible at Nico Wynd Golf Club, where residents are raising money to …
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