Kind regards, Ann
Thanks for the snaps, Scylla. I watched the entire thing and it was a fabulous sunset--one of the most unusual I have ever seen (but then my experience has been fairly limited, sadly!). I've never seen so much yellow in a sunset and thought it curious that the yellow reflected in the river was orange, not yellow.
2020's KC4 photographed in Senegal by Jean-Marie Dupart when out at Kalissaye Bird Reserve with #FlightOfTheOsprey expedition team last week (permission to share given by JMD)
https://twitter.com/C_no_borders/status/1591735072775864321
Great news about KC4 and to add to the happiness, a female Hen Harrier was followed by Heather from about 12:40 pm today. She was flying back and forth over the fields beyond the Glaslyn Visitor Centre. You can still see her (the Ringtail, not Heather!) by scrolling back on Glaslyn's VC Live Stream on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch
Kind regards, Ann
Fantastic news about KC4 We should see her back next year Of course she might have returned this yearwithout being identified
Glaslyn is looking for volunteers:
www.cambrian-news.co.uk/.../volunteers-needed-to-protect-glaslyn-ospreys-597028
