LLYN BRENIG, LLYN CLYWEDOG WELSH OSPREY PROJECTS CAPTURES & UPDATES APRIL 2020 TO END FEB 2021

Rough snaps from today, not downsized so they'll probably be huge and blurry - and I haven't tied them in with comments - due to insufficiently alert brain cells.

That was a fine fish:

#3 pushed between the other two and got some bites.

By the way, the sensible licheny stick on the left is one of 5-6??? which Dylan brought in the morning.

Later it got well and truly pinned down, Dylan tried to feed it but didn't get anywhere (as far as I could see, FF-ing thru the jiggles):

Here's another fish 

Seren brought this good stick - she was clumsy with it but the chicks survived:

Another fine fish:

Was this where AG remarked on #3's good positioning?

Super fish!

I reckon it was the tougher fish that Dylan took away, leaving the tenderer one for the kids

From YT rollback, at close-down Dylan was eating a scrap:

Great captures on a miserable day - thanks for all updates

The cam was up before 07:00 this morning.  Seren has been preening sitting on her chicks, a dang nuisance for getting a nice snap of her lovely face:

Fish at 11.13. Between 9.00 and 10.00 there was frenzied acquisition of sticks by both adults to provide higher cot rails. Some danger to the chicks of getting whacked on landings, but all seem OK.

Another "human intruder" incident at LC this afternoon. A solitary male walked down the track past the nest around 15.05, and went back about 15 minutes later. Seren left the nest both times, for 4 minutes first time and 3 minutes second time. All looks calm now, if more than a bit damp.

Perch at 17.33. Seren is really quick at feeding them, which allows less time for the to battle each other. It is some of the calmest feeding of chicks I have ever seen - very little sibling rivalry for now.

She has them really well trained, and for a first time mum, doing a brilliant job.

She has them really well trained, and for a first time mum, doing a brilliant job.

Unknown said:

Another "human intruder" incident at LC this afternoon. A solitary male walked down the track past the nest around 15.05, and went back about 15 minutes later. Seren left the nest both times, for 4 minutes first time and 3 minutes second time. All looks calm now, if more than a bit damp.

Thank you for the precise report, AG :)

Here's edited video, with sound enhanced so's to hear Seren's cries clearly - and incidentally we can also hear the chicks clucking ;)

Super capture of the incident, Scylla.