Start of a new year so start of a new thread.
I have changed the title slightly.
It could be a momentous year when, hopefully, our resident Ospreys return.
For the 2021 thread click HERE
Richard B
2013 photos & vids here
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My friend in Weymouth phoned me when she saw it on her local news. So very sad for everyone involved - and as I think I said before, it's such a shock as I never associated Goshawks with that area - ignorance!
IMAGICAT
Oh Alison, that is sooo sad. I had hoped she would recover, but it seems her injury was too great and as others have mentioned, shock may be an issue, especially with wild creatures. My heart goes out to you and to everyone at Poole Harbour Ospreys. I heard about it earlier today but could only post now. However, I am convinced that the project will carry on and the population of Ospreys near Poole will grow. Tiger says that only one translocation project out of many has failed and there will be many more projects in the future. Every project has the occasional set-back but as at Rutland Water, Poole's project too will grow. This year has still been momentous and important in the history of the conservation of Ospreys in the UK; all of you there can be proud of what you have done and will continue to do.
Kind regards, Ann
All three remaining members of our family are still present. 5H1 showing us her best side yesterday:
© Poole Harbour Osprey Project
Nope, she still prefers this one! From last evening.