RUTLAND OSPREY PROJECT 2016

Sandra I'm sure you will enjoy the walk and the whole experience.

Thanks, Karen.  Can you or someone please remind me who 06(09) is--parents, any partner, etc.?

Sandra, I look forward to anything you can share with us after your walk.

Unknown said:

Thanks, Karen.  Can you or someone please remind me who 06(09) is--parents, any partner, etc.?

Much of the data is here. The answer is that the mother was a Scottish bird (Argyle) and the Father was 06(00). Nest was at site O

In 2011 seen at Rutland and in 2014 bred with 00(09)

The link I posted is accessible by using Tiger's links which are listed in his and many others 'signatures'

SueC's ringing data is in Chloe and Tigers' Osprey data.

Unknown said:

Thanks, Karen.  Can you or someone please remind me who 06(09) is--parents, any partner, etc.?

Son of 06(00) & Argyle ringed female (no Darvic) he's partnered 00(09) for the last three years & raised young for the last two. I think he's the only Rutland bred Osprey currently returning that isn't descended from 03(97), so genetically important.

Mike and Vespa, Many thanks for your replies. I hope he has many more youngsters!

Unknown said:

I think he's the only Rutland bred Osprey currently returning that isn't descended from 03(97

Yes this is the point I was going to make but I see you already made it. Of course his offspring will carry  03 (97) genes. 

So if 03 (97) had met with an accident back in 1997 one shudders to think what would happen to Rutland Translocation.

I have never tried to do the analysis but the genes of 05 (00) must be in an awful lot of Rutland ospreys too. 

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

Hazel b said:

I think he's the only Rutland bred Osprey currently returning that isn't descended from 03(97

Yes this is the point I was going to make but I see you already made it. Of course his offspring will carry  03 (97) genes. 

So if 03 (97) had met with an accident back in 1997 one shudders to think what would happen to Rutland Translocation.

I have never tried to do the analysis but the genes of 05 (00) must be in an awful lot of Rutland ospreys too. 

[/quote]I think of the Returning (to all UK or Belgium!!) Rutland bred Ospreys last year:

Descended from 05(00): 5N(04), 30(05), 03(09), 11(10), 30(10), 12(10), 24(10), 51(11), 32(11), 8F(12) (not sure if seen in 1015), 5F(12), 1J(13), 3J(13), 4K(13), 1K(13)

Not Descended from 05(00): 00(09), 01(09), 06(09), 28(10), 33(11), 2F(12)

Karen W said:

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.

Loved this photo they used on Twitter for Kayleigh's Sky Dive :-)

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