After 10 or 15 minutes, Flora starts chipping for Harry. He comes to the nest and Flora leaves.
Harry settles down to incubate but some of the plastic sheeting bothers him.
Harry gets up and starts pulling at pieces of plastic.
A piece breaks loose and is blown away to the left of the nest.
Sandra P said:That plastic is a nuisance!
Thanks for the updates, Glider :)
It is indeed Sandra 
and you’re very welcome. 
Not much to report today, been quite peaceful apart from a short flyover from an unseen intruder.
The 2 birds did lots of changeovers for incubation. I don’t know if there are 2 eggs now. (First egg on 15/04) Our view is blocked with the plastic and a very deep cup.
Unseen intruder warned off
This was the only fish I saw brought to the nest and it was just a tail which Harry consumed there and then.
Flora didn’t seem too much bothered. She maybe had an earlier one.
Flora arrived back at the nest
Harry was in no hurry to get up. Flora started asking nicely then it kind of turned into a fish call
He finally got the message and got up 21 minutes after Flora arrived and flew off the nest.
Flora asking for fish
Nothing tonight and she’s fast asleep now 
A fine dry, calm morning. Harry arrives at 05.10 to relieve Flora from brooding.
Flora returns 20 minutes later
They swap over then mating takes place.
Just after 08.30, a small live fish is delivered to Flora.
She collects it in her beak
then turns around to fly off.
However, Flora has caught her leg on some plastic and gets pulled back as she tries to take off.
Harry is startled.
She decides to transfer the fish to her left talons
and leaves the nest.
It looks like a ribbon of plastic is around her ankle.
You can see the plastic streamer as she flies away.
Unringed intruder over the nest. Flora protects her eggs, spreading her wings and laying flat.
As it gets close, Flora gets up and wing flaps.
Is the intruder leaving?
Flora stays low in the nest and a few minutes later Harry arrives with a fish.
The intruder is still around and is flushed out by Harry. 
Harry chips on the nest.
Then flies off with the fish again.
Flora remains low for about 6 minutes ensuring the danger has passed. When Harry next returns to the nest, his talons are empty.
So they’ve both had a wee fish each so far.
Sandra P said:I hope she manages to peck it off, Glider!
Yes thankfully Sandra, she returned at 08.48 carrying some grasses and all looked well.
It’s a worry though. 
