Bywyd Gwyllt Glaslyn Wildlife - Glaslyn Ospreys MARCH 2017

She needs cheering up, poor dear :-*

Mrs G must have flown from Traeth Glaslyn nest - the cam is on ENS at Glaslyn itself, and it is still blowing a gale, but the sound of birds is almost as loud.  Such a beautiful site!

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Mrs G is eating a large Trout? on the second nest. It is still alive and twice has flipped its tail and very nearly knocked her over!

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Lovely pic of the fish!!

That's some fish Mrs G has caught - still fighting back...

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Just posted this on the Dyfi thread, such was my excitement at the hugeness of the live fish!!

My goodness.  Mrs G at Treath Glaslyn with an ENORMOUS fish.  I thought EJ brought in whoppers...  It's fighting back too

whole I was putting the pic on I heard gull(s) very close to the nest

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I expect the gulls are hoping she'll drop the fish!

Look at that flooding. Anyway I am kind of mystified as to why some believe this second close by nest will not be a problem. If it just takes Mrs G a nanosecond to flit between the two why are we assuming that Aran will not do the same particularly if there is a spare female. I think a big assumption has been made that there will be a spare male should a female choose to use this nest and that aran will allow a male that close. Can someone with more expertise than me please explain to me.

Emyr says it is a Rainbow Trout, around 2lb, probably from a location about a mile away.