Ospreys hatch at nature reserve for first time
Ospreys hatch at nature reserve for first timeImage source, Mhairi Maclauchlan/RSPBImage caption, The chicks have all been ringed, like their parent, so their future movements can be trackedPublished2 minutes agoThe RSPB is celebrating conservation success after ospreys bred at…
- ▪Ospreys hatch at nature reserve for first timeImage source, Mhairi Maclauchlan/RSPBImage caption, The chicks have all been ringed, like their parent, so their future movements can be trackedPublished2 minutes agoThe RSPB is celebrating cons
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Ospreys hatch at nature reserve for first timeImage source, Mhairi Maclauchlan/RSPBImage caption, The chicks have all been ringed, like their parent, so their future movements can be trackedPublished2 minutes agoThe RSPB is celebrating conservation success after ospreys bred at one of the bird charity's nature reserves in England for the first time.A pair of the rare birds of prey successfully hatched three chicks at Campfield Marsh, a wetland on the shores of Solway Firth, in Cumbria, it said.The reserve has an osprey platform to attract the raptors and the adults who have nested there are also believed to be first-time parents.
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