Poole Harbour Osprey Project MAY to end of 2020 season

The picture quality isn't the best, but you can see a general colouration on the bird. I trawled through a few books and listened to a few recordings and the best i can come up with is a Woodlark.
They are seen around the heath near the nest.

11 November

10:11hr - perched for 5+ minutes - appeared to shout on leaving but no sound came thru - in fact the first snap was frozen for 4 seconds and it kept doing that all the way thru :(

Our Mistle Thrush?  Or not?

Good demo of dodgy cam:

Yet another reboot for a Windows Update, what's going on here?

Looks like the Thrush to me

Yes, I think Richard is correct. Lovely bird but not brilliantly clear - looks like cross stitch again, which I think is great. This one for my hiking chum's bedroom.

And the nest may well lose some of its sticks in the night!

14 November

It's been a wet 'n windy night and day, only corvids seen and the cam's had some outages.  This morning it had, or was given, a convulsion, during which we got a nice long view, just for a moment:

We haven't had any ©PooleHarbourOspreyProject special rain shots for a while, so here are a couple for earlier this evening - it's on pause at the mo:

A nice long view indeed, thank you Scylla.. The rain looks like spider threads !. Gossamer threads over a summer meadow (or rainy nest)

18 November

Day after day, only the corvids show up and I ignore them, so today here's one (a Crow? ) pottering in the rain:

Well, little corvid was enjoying its potter - practising its nest building for next spring.Very attractive bird too. Thanks Scylla

19 November

A vehicle seemed to be shifting something but I couldn't see what.  Maybe it's mowing down shrubbery with its rear end?  Eventually it departed very slowly down the lane, right to left.

Looks like it has a rotary mower on the back cutting down gorse possibly, so called land management??