Osprey News

[Milvus]

At Rutland, the Manton Bay pair now have their 3rd egg in the nest and at Site B the pair produced their first egg on Sunday. Sad news from Loch Garten, they also had their first egg on Sunday, I believe. But the male Odin kicked it out of the nest yesterday while the female was off feeding. Has she been playing fast and loose?
Any news from Dyfi or Lowes?

[Kleiber]

...and we're all on tenterhooks here in Wales, waiting for Nora to come back! Poor wee Monty's been back over a week now and he's been looking around for her - last night was particularly tense, because we thought he could sense another osprey nearby, but still nothing. My neck is aching, looking up every time I go out and I'm forever peering out the windows too (I only live about 35 miles south-east of the Dyfi, in the Cambrian mountains, so there's a chance she'll pass by). C'mon, Nora!!!

[Answerprancer]

Nope, but I saw two of your (double) namesake circling around the sky near Hemel Hempstead today. I nearly stopped to grab a couple of photos but I didn't have my 300mm with me >:(

[seadogg]

The young lake District pair at Bassenthwaite also had a scare yesterday when a mature bird made a landing on the nest, coming in at high spead. They are back home but no eggs yet.

[carrust]

We've got 4 eggs in the peregrine nest, great pics from the web-cam:-)

[Milvus]

Come on Nora, time to get home!!
It must be a Kite day out today AP. I went down from North Bucks to Bracknell today via Aylesbury and High Wycombe. There were kites everywhere. Must have seen 40+. Brilliant, though not so good for the driving:(. Are you going to start up the photography stream again?
I haven't followed the Lake District birds seadogg. Is it just the one pair?
Have you got a link for the peregrines Carrust?

[carrust]

http://efm.dept.shef.ac.uk/peregrine/ Yhere you go milvus.

[carrust]

http://www.ntu.ac.uk/ecoweb/biodiversity/falcons/index.html?campaignid=falconsone

And another one.

[Milvus]

Thanks Carrust