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Glaslyn osprey diary

 

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Wednesday, 20 August 2008

Not long to go now..

Posted by emyrevans

Well, another week has passed and we still have five ospreys here at the Glaslyn. On Saturday, our protection staff observed all three chicks on the nest, with a fish kindly delivered by Dad. Brown Trout was on the menu, a fish large enough for all three...

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Tuesday, 12 August 2008

A pleasant surprise..

Posted by emyrevans

As we approach mid August we still have all five ospreys at the Glaslyn. We would have expected the female to start her migration south by now but she is still showing well most days - maybe the fact that the daughter chick is still not fishing properly...

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Tuesday, 5 August 2008

A 'frustration' nest

Posted by emyrevans

August at the Glaslyn has got off to a wet start with the weather. However, the rain has not dampened our spirits, as we are all still overjoyed at the news of our 2006 chick setting up home in Scotland. Meanwhile, back at the Glaslyn, his younger siblings...

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Monday, 28 July 2008

INCREDIBLE NEWS...

Posted by emyrevans

The most fantastic news today. Elizabeth Tindal, whose a Dumfries and Galloway Council Ranger in Scotland, sent me a photograph of an unknown osprey residing in that part of the world. This osprey is ringed with a plastic Darvic ring on it's right...

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Sunday, 20 July 2008

A family portrait

Posted by emyrevans

It is the end of another busy week here at the project. Our three little fledglings are nine weeks old and aren’t so little anymore. This week has seen them spending more and more time away from the nest as they practise their flying and fishing....

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