RUTLAND OSPREY PROJECT 2016

Tiger 05/01/2016 05:35

This is a continuation from Rutland Osprey Project 2015

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Karen 05/04/2016 03:33 in reply to Vespa Crabro

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We could really do with a family tree! Has one ever been drawn up?

I've tried & even put it into a Geneology database but it looks a complete mess when you print it out due to the relationships between related Ospreys!! I know one was drawn up by a member of the forum & sent for checking by Rutland, but not sure it ever got anywhere.

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Thanks VC - come to think of it, I can imagine it all being quite a mangle with so much interbreeding.
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MaryGK 06/04/2016 14:53 in reply to Karen

LATEST NEWS FROM River Gwash - Looks like 5N's mate is back O1(09), more fabulous photos.

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SheilaFE 07/04/2016 01:32 in reply to MaryGK

Blue 28(10) at Horn Mill

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Gardenbirder 07/04/2016 01:53 in reply to SheilaFE

Sorry, duplicate

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Gardenbirder 07/04/2016 01:53 in reply to SheilaFE

Good news about 01(09) and 5N--more cousins/sibligs for Glesni to come!

Kind regards, Ann

Sandra C 09/04/2016 23:43 in reply to Gardenbirder

I've just got home from rutland. They have 18 ospreys back including the 7 pairs which raised chucks last year. Only two haven't returned so far - 03 (97) and his mate. They had hoped she would return and pair up with one of the 4 single males.

ALAN PETRIE 09/04/2016 23:55 in reply to Sandra C

Thanks Sandra, good to know, I did wonder about the Site B female pairing up with one of the single males.

Sheila C 10/04/2016 02:24 in reply to ALAN PETRIE

Hoped for better news about 03(97) and his mate.

But let's be positive and pray for a good strong easterly wind to blow a couple of those single males in the direction of Wales.

Vespa Crabro 10/04/2016 02:31 in reply to Sheila C

Thanks Sandra, we know 51(11) is there, I guess the others will be 30(10), 1J(13) & 4K(13) who were there last year. I don't think 3J(13) got further than Cambridge last year & 1K(13) was spotted in Belgium

Sandra C 10/04/2016 03:36 in reply to Vespa Crabro

I believe 30(10) is hanging around site B a lot.

I think we need a strong westerly to blow those troublesome girls back from Wales!