Thursday, 20 May 2010














A short film clip below to show the parent birds feeding the two chicks at the nest and another clip showing alarmed ospreys calling in distress as an intruder osprey flies overhead. The male bird tries to let go of his fish to deal with the intruder but the fish is firmly stuck to the spicules on his foot. He then flies off to chase the imposter taking the fish with him.




Posted by Di at 17:25
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  1. Barry Larking21 May 2010 at 10:04

    Thanks to the team for these fascinating clips and the 'developing story'. Well done everyone.

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