NEWS FROM OTHER NESTS - 2019

Tweed Valley new blog.

Growing up so fast 

Thanks Starling, I've just read the blog.  It looks as tho all three are doing well, despite the midges that Diana mentioned!!  Ugh

Not a nice day there at all.  I can imagine the damp midgey sticky day!!  I see their time is behind real time.

© Tweed Valley Osprey Project

The two surviving chicks at Loch Doon are doing well - update from their FB page   I can't give a single link, this is a general page link

One chick was reported on 6 June has having died 

Excellent news for Llyn Brenig.  Blue 24(10) and Blue HR7(14), their single chick has been ringed - Blue KA5 - and is a male.

Please let me know if I should have posted it elsewhere.

Great news from Llyn Brenig, thanks Sheila :)

Tweed Valley.

A few captures taken today just before the cam went off.

Fish on the nest, however chicks don't look particularly hungry.

Finally a taker.

© Tweed Valley Osprey Project

Thanks for lovely news.....and picture......from Lyn Brenig SHEILA
Each time I see your pics and posts from TV I mean to search for this nest STARLING Will try later Looks as though things going well and "according to plan" there

I don't have permission to directly post photos taken by Gary Jones at Llyn Brenig, but his professional FB page is public, so if you are able, do check them out.  They are truly amazing, some with the 'awww' factor, and the one of the platform shows how dangerous it can be ringing birds!  Gary Jones Wildlife Photography   

John Williams, who observes and comments on the Clywedog nest, with Dylan and Delyth, started a FB closed group some time ago.  Today he gave details of the ringing of the three chicks on the nest, and although it is a closed group he told me "It's public now, as soon as I post it, it's public", and "That's fine, please feel free".. to post it here, so.. with thanks to John.

The numbers are running on from Dyfi KA1-3,  Glaslyn KA4 and KA0,  Llyn Brenig KA5,  and now Clywedog KA6-8

© John Williams