RUTLAND OSPREY PROJECT 2020

Thank you Karen. Much appreciated.

Update on S1(15) and 4K(13)

S1(15) is making good progress - last position across southern Spain

4K(13) is still off the coast of Guinea still to start his migration. 

Link to Facebook post

Thanks, Karen, Looks like S1 is doing well, safely across a couple of the worst bits. Hope he chooses overland rather than directly across the Bay of Biscay. Hope to hear that both of them arrive safely at Rutland!

Just read an e-mail from one of our local RSPB groups. They have been told by the RSPB head of volunteering to 'suspend all your activities until at least the 1st of September'.

Latest Blog from Educational Officer, Ken Davies -

Ospreys, Ambassadors & Cakes

As usual from Ken, an inspiring blog, no doubt inspiring the children.  Well done.

I was looking up GE to see where S1 and 4K are, having seen the recent reports, but the RW satellite page isn't accessible.  I found the old link, and clicking it to get information on the current migration does get thru to the new site, but I got an 'Ooops'!  More work in progress!  Probably my fault, but I can't find a satellite page on the new web at all, other than mention in blogs.

Sheila, Try the Rutland Ospreys Facebook page--maps today of S1 and 4K. To see them, scroll down past the Coronavirus post from (yesterday which they have made a sticky post to remain at the top of their posts) and the education post from today to see the maps and short post about those 2 birds:
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Rutland confirm four ospreys have now returned.

But they don't say who !!

Link to Facebook Post

So to date, we know the following have returned

Blue 25(10)

Blue 33(11) 

Maya

Another 

And ?????

And ?????