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Glesni & Monty Return on the Same Day - AGAIN!
Posted: Sunday 2nd April 2017 by Emyr MWT

April 1st 2017 started like any other really.

A fanciful story about a rare lichen that grows only on Swedish ospreys nests, discovered growing on Monty and Glesni's nest, and an elaborate translocation programme to remove the lower lichen-infested sticks to other osprey nests in the UK for biodiversity reasons.
It got a few hundred of you!
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Also from Fb:

BREAKING NEWS - CLARACH IS BACK
Monty and Glesni's 2013 female offspring is back in the UK. Clarach has the ring number Blue 2R.
She was spotted for the first time as an adult last year at a few locations, now as a four-year-old she has been spotted yesterday evening 'advertising' herself to unpaired males at Rutland Water.
We owe the Rutland guys a few birds - let's hope she stays there and breeds :-)

https://scontent.ftxl1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/ ... e=599A4B9B
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Easter Eggs and Clarach

Posted: Friday 14th April 2017 by Emyr MWT


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At 07:17 this morning, Glesni laid an Easter Egg
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04.17. - Second egg

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Glesni Lays Three Eggs and Clarach Finds a Boyfriend
Posted: Saturday 22nd April 2017 by Emyr MWT

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Brit wrote:Also from Fb:

BREAKING NEWS - CLARACH IS BACK
Monty and Glesni's 2013 female offspring is back in the UK. Clarach has the ring number Blue 2R.
She was spotted for the first time as an adult last year at a few locations, now as a four-year-old she has been spotted yesterday evening 'advertising' herself to unpaired males at Rutland Water.
We owe the Rutland guys a few birds - let's hope she stays there and breeds :-)

https://scontent.ftxl1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/ ... e=599A4B9B
Hello everybody,

Clarach even has her own wecam.

Http://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/forest- ... le-ospreys

And a friend with nest. :loveshower:

The cam is only available during the day, between 9.30am and 7pm.
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Recognising Ospreys as Individuals
Posted: Saturday 29th April 2017 by Emyr MWT

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Dyfi Osprey Projekt 7 Mai 2017:

Yesterday's Intruder: A massive female osprey, unringed (what a shame!), thick legged and dark chested. We can see evidence of the same secondary feather moulting on both wings (flight feathers usually moult in symmetrical pairs), but all the other feathers look in pristine condition. Maybe this is a two-year-old bird just returning back to the UK for the first time as an adult? The time window is exactly right for 2015 returnees.

This huge female caught both Monty and Glesni by surprise. Ospreys build relatively flat nests so they can see intruders and predators approaching, even when sat down incubating - if this intruder were a goshawk or eagle, the outcome could easily have been very different. This female flew low and fast from the south, gaining height at the very last minute; in a second it was over, she was on her way.

It is extremely unusual for two experienced ospreys, both situated on or around a nest, not to see another large bird approaching like this.

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DAY 37 - As hatching time gets closer the excitement is mounting here at DOP. All eyes are on the eggs for the first sign of a crack. Glesni has had a quiet night, but she can clearly feel and hear her first chick trying to emerge from her egg.
https://www.facebook.com/dyfiospreyproj ... =3&theater

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Welcome to the world Bob One. Official hatch time - 12.45.
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Dyfi fish for boblet #1

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2nd hatch :bounce: :bounce:

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Glesni feeds two chicks

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The Dyfi Two & fish tail

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Hatching - Class of 2017 by Emyr - http://www.dyfiospreyproject.com/blog/k ... class-2017

Egg #3 hatching window is open: No third bobblehead yet, but there might be a pip...

https://www.rspb.org.uk/community/place ... 2219858=26

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Dyfi - Come on hatchling BB three...

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