Well not unexpectedly the season came to an end on Saturday morning when the intruding male broke the final egg.
As EJ is still in brooding mode she is still spending a lot of time on the nest brooding non existent eggs.
It now remains to be seen what will happen next. A variety of things could happen but as always with ospreys they will usually surprise us.
I guess the only way to find out is to keep watching.
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Mike B said: " When Odin returned in 2012 she was very quick to chase off Blue XD, and he had made far more headway with her than OC has." How very discreet Clare !! LOL.
" When Odin returned in 2012 she was very quick to chase off Blue XD, and he had made far more headway with her than OC has."
How very discreet Clare !! LOL.
Our herring gulls are red listed birds. Think about that the next time you hear some flaming idiot calling for a cull of them.
There's been discussion this morning about whether OC is simply too young and inexperienced for EJ.
Can anyone remember how Odin behaved when he first arrived (I believe it was 2009)?
That is exactly my point now that she doesn't have anyone would she join forces with a male that she prefers to get rid one of one she doesn't want.
Clare Bailey said: " When Odin returned in 2012 she was very quick to chase off Blue XD, and he had made far more headway with her than OC has." How very discreet Clare !! LOL.
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Hence the LOL after my post!.
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Oldshoremore said: There's been discussion this morning about whether OC is simply too young and inexperienced for EJ. Can anyone remember how Odin behaved when he first arrived (I believe it was 2009)?
Here you are. We have a male
A huge sigh of relief that it was not Orange VS
Oldshoremore said:Can anyone remember how Odin behaved when he first arrived (I believe it was 2009)?
How awful it is to see that empty nest after everything was looking so good only a week ago.
Many thanks Tiger and Clare for the info.
Hazel b said:A huge sigh of relief that it was not Orange VS
Clare Bailey said: How awful it is to see that empty nest after everything was looking so good only a week ago.
Those eggs sitting there so folornly remind me of a similar site at Rutland last year. How things have changed so let's take heart from that.