I think this might be the best display I’ve ever seen of an Osprey air-surfing on the back of a fish. It’s nesting season, and when a male lands a big one, he doesn’t just bring it home quietly. Oh no! He makes an entrance.He climbs high into the sky, fish clutched tightly in his razor sharp talons and the performance begins. He drops low, arcs upward, pauses mid-air, and lets out a cry that echoes across the water. “Look at this catch! Look what I brought home!”It’s pride. It’s pageantry. It’s

Look at how quickly our 4 Osprey chicks have grown. The oldest is now 39 days old and is looking more and more like a fully grown Osprey every day (as do the others). We will be going out tomorrow to ring the chicks, and during this time the live Osprey webcam will be switched off. Once we have the data on the ring numbers and sex of the chicks we will share this with you, so do look out for a post from us tomorrow. | Rutland Osprey Project

Breaking news—literally! 🐣 The second Osprey chick has hatched after 39 days of incubation. Watch the hatchling perk up and turn itself around to receive its first meal alongside its 3-day-old sibling. A visible pip (or break in the egg) was seen overnight, and the chick was first seen working its way out of the egg at 3:45 AM. One egg remains! Watch LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/SavannahOspreys | Bird Cams

4.3K views · 363 reactions | Both our osprey chicks have fledged this morning. Here is a shot of the older brother taking off. In a strange turn of events we have a blue ringed intruder that joined them for their first flight this morning with a possible leg ring reading of Blue AL5 or KL5. | RSPB Loch Garten, Abernethy | Facebook