In reply to nelliethehooker:

nelliethehooker said:
I have not followed this nest until now but presume that the pair this year has been the same pairing since 2014. As the female has a ring she can be readily identified as HKO, but the male being infringed has just been referred to as "he". Would it be possible, for the sake of clarity on this posting, to give him a name. If so I suggest Urma, which is a unisex name, and means appropriately enough among other things, Problem Avoider!

Hi Nellie, yes I think a name for the “he” would be a good idea since he’s so well established here. Urma is fine by me. Anybody else have thoughts on this?

I won't be powering up my laptop until tomorrow, but I thing the pair were named by the local school. It might have been last year or the year before when they first had the cam. I can't remember what the names were,

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Perth Gazette 5 September last year! Thank you Google!

The resident ospreys are called Harry and Flora, with the three chicks called Rowan, Holly and Bonnie named by a local school in Alyth. All pupils were also given their own osprey soft toy as a thank you from the teams for getting involved and for showing such enthusiasm about the ospreys.

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