NEWS FROM OTHER NESTS - 2022

Captiva Ospreys

Lena stayed on the nest again last night and it looked as tho Andy did his morning skydance (I can't hear it unless I put it into an audio editor), then he stayed for 40 minutes and did a couple of to-n-fros, then brought a well-started fish @ 10:48.

Then I had to switch it off because the cam went down and I was getting swamped with failures.

The Captiva cam has been very unreliable today, but here are some glossy wings:

To die for.  Bald Eagle wings don't have these variegations.  (EJ's were beautiful.)

The Captiva couple is carrying on carrying on (and I only just found out that Captiva is in/on Sanibel Island!).  I've had strange internet probs this evening, and this cam is dodgy anyway, so I've only got bits showing that all is well on the nest:

Captiva - Lena & Andy

EGG #1 - video  may be much later, as I've been swamped by this cam and Poole Harbour today.

I've only got up to something-past-7 but oh! how restless they are !!!

Found a fish among the fragments, now I can have dinner!

It's very nice to see ospreys in action! I was thinking today that Blue 33 and Maya were the first arrivals in 2021, in Rutland, both on 19 March. So only 61 sleeps to go....

She's still very restless:

That's very exciting Korky ! Scylla, a wonderful feast for starving Ospreyholic eyes, Thank yoiu

Captiva

Lena was restless all evening, then she got up and stayed up from 23:52 until shortly before Andy turned up in the morning - I expect he was skydancing but I haven't done the sound: