Rutland Ospreys

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

blog: http://www.ospreys.org.uk/osprey-blog/
link fb: https://www.facebook.com/RutlandOspreyProject

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Lo sapevo che avrei trovato lei....l'oca egiziana

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speriamo non inizi a deporre le uova come lo scorso anno

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...l'oca è ancora qui

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Home, home in the bay...
our breeding female, Maya, had returned!

By Kayleigh Brookes on March 21, 2016




http://www.ospreys.org.uk/home-home-in-the-bay-2/

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Maya

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...le oche non vogliono rinunciare al nido

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....è arrivata Maya con il pranzo....ancora vivo

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Maya inizia a sistemare il nido...è passato un grande uccello in volo e lo ha inseguito...

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Across the sea

By Kayleigh Brookes on March 22, 2016

On 20th March, 30 set off around 06:00 and undertook an 11 hour crossing of the Bay of Biscay! 30 usually skirts around the bay and hugs the coast, avoiding a long crossing. Only once before has she flown directly across the bay, and this was on last year’s autumn migration. Based on satellite-tracking data analysis, ospreys generally only cross the Bay of Biscay on their autumn journeys. However, this spring 30 decided to fly directly across, making landfall in France at 5pm on 20th March. This is almost certainly because she felt the need to make up time this year, having been held up by strong easterly winds over Spain, which would slow her progress and also make it difficult for her to stick to her usual course....

On 21st March 30 travelled 95 miles (153km) through France, and last night she was 162 miles (262km) south-west of Paris...

http://www.ospreys.org.uk/across-the-sea/

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Buongiorno Maya

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