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Margossa found this webcam in Rutland, UK.

Hello
I found fantastic web page from Rutland with osprey nest webcam.

Nest is located in Rutland (England).

Text below is from the http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

Male Osprey 5R(04) fledged from the site B nest in 2004. He was the first Rutland-born Osprey to return here in 2006.
He bred for the first time at Manton Bay with an un-ringed, presumed Scottish female in 2010. Since then they have raised a total of eight chicks.
This year the female arrived in Rutland on 21st March and 5R arrived on 28th March.
During early spring the camera will be live daily from 7am until 7pm BST.

I have a few pictures.

Thursday 4 April


Mating ♥♥




Friday 5 April
Ospreys couple in sunshine.

Good morning

Thanks a lot Jo for new topic.

Pictures and gif from Saturday 6 April.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

Animated gif. Mating ♥♥


"Star" on a head.


Strange dance. I think that it was threat. Maybe some intruder was near the nest.




I see you

Pictures from Sunday 7 April.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

"Osprey-yoga"


Mating ♥♥






Ospreys couple in the nest. A male 5R is ringed and he is in front of a female.


Have a nice day

Hello

Wednesday 10 April

The Manton Bay female has been laid her first egg at 5:57 PM BST.
Congratulations to Mrs. Osprey and 5R

http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

In the early afternoon a female Osprey in the nest. The bowl nest was ready for the egg :)


What's a surprise. First egg in the nest.


First egg and female Osprey. "Zoomer",thank you very much.



More information, picture and video on the web page http://www.ospreys.org.uk/the-first-egg-2/

Good evening

Pictures from Thursday 11 April.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

A male Osprey 5R was rolling the egg.


5R sat in the nest.


A female Osprey lay on the egg in the nest.


For a few second the lonely egg in the nest when parents were changing over in the nest.


More information, picture and video on the web page http://www.ospreys.org.uk/category/manton-bay/

Good evening

Today was very exciting day in Rutland.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

The Ospreys couple in the nest.


Animated gif. Ospreys have been changed on the nest. It was visible only one egg.

Saturday 13 April

A female Osprey has been laid the second egg about 12:32 BST

I'm very happy
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

Two eggs are visible on the picture.


5R brought a fish for his mate.




More information and videos on the web page http://www.ospreys.org.uk/category/manton-bay/

Have a nice evening

Third egg now a Rutland

melusine wrote:Third egg now a Rutland

*** melusine, welcome to the forum. Yes, I saw three eggs in the nest.

Tuesday 16 April

The Manton Bay female has been laid third egg.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/
The camera is live daily from 6am until 8pm BST.

A female Osprey took off. A male 5R stayed in the nest.


5R with three eggs in the nest. Three eggs are clearly visible in the nest bowl.


More information and video on the web page http://www.ospreys.org.uk/category/manton-bay/

These two are very good parents..they raised 3 lovely chicks last year.

I found this webcam in this month and I don't watched this webcam in the last year.
These Ospreys are fantastic and I watch 5R and his mate every day.

4th egg now for the Rutland parents

Someone miscounted and they are still only 3 eggs in the nest.

Good evening

All pictures are from Tuesday 30 April.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

Both of parents are incubating the eggs.

Female Osprey lay on the nest.


5R landed in the nest. He brought a fish for his mate.


Ospreys changed over in the nest. Female Osprey took off with the fish.


5R sat in the nest.

Good evening

http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

Today at the morning I had suprise.
Someone hard worked in the night.

Result - cobweb was visible on the view from camera.


More information, pictures and videos on the web page http://www.ospreys.org.uk/category/manton-bay/

Good night

A fantastic place for a Jack - of-all around the water and, I hope, a lot of fish!

Margossa, this is also a terrific Osprey webcam and the amazing thing as I find is, that via all these interesting reports about you get the information from one nest to the other.... please look what Emyr has written in the blog of the Dyfi Osprey project:

In: A week like no other Emyr writes about Blue 12 (now she got the name *Glesni*):

Blue 12 is a Rutland female born in 2010 maybe by these very parents we can watch now there - so again a three year old! She was also around last year, being spotted on the Dyfi several times and also at her natal Rutland Water. Blue 12 is in fact related to Nora. She is Nora's niece, their mothers being sisters. We had thought all winter that Blue 12 may return, she was often seen on the Dyfi nest last August, once Nora had returned to Africa on the 7th. Here is a 2012 blog about Blue 12.

Sunday 19 May

Good afternoon
Thank you Brit for your comment.
It is very interesting that Monty's new girlfriend Blue 12 (Glesni) is from Rutland.

Good news at today.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

The first chick hatched at overnight.

For a short time two eggs and chick were alone in the nest.


A female Osprey returned to the nest.


The female Osprey lay on the nest. On the picture is visible eggshell.


More information, video and picture on the web page http://www.ospreys.org.uk/category/manton-bay/

Good afternoon

I have a few pictures from yesterday. Sunday was very exciting day.

Yesterday 5R brought a few fish.

http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/

Little one.


Mrs. Osprey fed chick.


A couple of Ospreys in the nest.

Yesterday (Sunday 19 May) at the afternoon the second chick hatched.





More information, videos and picture on the web page http://www.ospreys.org.uk/category/manton-bay/