A RARE bird of prey is living the high life – thanks to an award-winning chippy.
Scotts of Helmsley is now flying as well as frying every night after a Steller’s sea eagle called Inowashi became its best customer.
The restaurant has come to the rescue of the International Centre for Birds of Prey in nearby Duncombe Park which was searching for a regular supply of fresh fish to feed Inowashi, one of its star attractions.
The bird, which now tucks into fish-without-the-chips seven days a week, is five-years-old, weighs 14lbs and has an impressive 8ft wingspan.
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