'FORUM FRIENDS, WILDLIFE-FROM-WHEREVER' (Off-season, all cams off at Loch Garten)

Unknown said:

Stuffy falls from the nest!

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SWFL Eagles

Stuffy, or what is left of it, has been found  Here

At 6 months old, E15 finally left the area to start its own adventures on 16th September

©SWFEC/Dick Pritchett/Wskrsnwings

Sandra P said:

Stuffy, or what is left of it, has been found 

Ha! Well done for digging that story out Sandra! Stuffy looks remarkably clean considering. Like the Dunedin albatross project, this nest will hopefully start off again shortly and keep me entertained over the winter.

Lol, shame it was mowed over though!
Yes, the cams are having maintenance at present so won't be long until Harriet and M15, although still in the area, begin their nestorisations - looking forward to it!
Samson and Gabrielle are back at their nest in NE Florida so that's another one to watch over the winter as well :)

Roy Dennis tagged a female honey buzzard this summer. Here's the latest (there's a click through to the first part of the story).

She had an epic start, flying overnight from Aberdeenshire to Denmark, on route to over-wintering in Africa

Thanks KORKY Very interesting What a champion for wildlife RD is Have you read his book "Cottongrass Summer"? I think we should vote him in as out environment minister

Roy's latest on the honey buzzard. She flew 1,001 km in a 28 hour sea crossing

Twitterer/photographer Oliver Wright posed a test to which I do not know the answer and don't think he's given it.

What bird?  (I've done nothing except downsize it.)

A female mallard, Scylla?

Harriet and M15 have been seen mating, and in front of the kid!