Please use this thread for any Screen Captures and Updates on these Welsh Osprey Projects.
LLYN BRENIG
FEMALE - BLUE 24(10) - HATCHED RUTLAND WATER, ENGLAND
MALE - BLUE HR7(14) - HATCHED LAKE OF MENTEITH, SCOTLAND
LINK TO BRENIG OSPREY PROJECT FACEBOOK PAGE
LLYN CLYWEDOG
FEMALE - DELYTH - UNRINGED (DID NOT RETURN)
FEMALE - 5F (SEREN)
MALE - DYLAN - UNRINGED
© NWR - LLYN CLYWEDOG OSPREYS
LINK TO APRIL 2020 TO END FEB 2021 THREAD
May they all arrive back safely.
EJ's Memorial Balgavies Loch Ospreys 2023
Unknown said:Blue LM6, a Scottish female from Lake of Menteith Stirling, and Blue LJ2, a Scottish male originally from South Argyll, both born in 2018.
Thank you, AG, for generously sharing info that you pay for
How exciting to have a pair of such young birds to watch as they learn. I'm sure NWWT will get the live stream going as soon as they possibly can but am a bit pessimistic, given that they've already been trying for some weeks
IMAGICAT
Birdie's DU Summaries 2018 https://www.imagicat.com/
C NWWT Lyn Clewdog
Perch on the menu again at Llyn Clywedog, 13.30 and 15.50
@Sheila there is silence from most of the powers that be about the outcome of any investigations last year and the possibility of another programme. Questions are being posed to the producers and NRW and I hope we will get some confirmation of the situation before long. Most of the infrastructure they created at Llyn Brenig last year as been dismantled, which is good, unless they try to rebuild it this year!
C NWWT Llyn Clewdog
Patily, Please remember Merin--who would have thought that he would next be reported as returning to the UK? If he had not been seen here, we might worry that he had perished since he is not back at his nest site in, was it Denmark? When a nest fails for any reason, both birds may move to another site together the following year or even split up and each find new partners elsewhere. If neither or both are not reported as seen (someone may see them but keep it quiet!), we worry they may have died, but of course, that may not at all be the case. Therefore, both Blue 24 and HR7 may be happily nesting elsewhere, unreported, together or with other partners. Fingers crossed that we will hear news of one or both of them at some point in the future and until then let us do our best to concentrate on the other birds who are back and who we can enjoy every day. I am not a natural optimist, but in current pandemic conditions, I try to ignore depressing stuff!
Kind regards, Ann