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by asterixsew 09 Apr 2015 ( edited Apr 11'15 19:35 )
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My addiction has started again... Last year I posted a link (which is posted again below) to the osprey nest by the Dyfi Estuary in the UK. I have been checking a few times daily to see have the ospreys returned. Monty arrived a few days ago and now his mate from the pst two years Glesni is also back. Last year at this time it was most exciting as there was another femail who tried to take over. So like many I will be seeing what happens this year. Sewing has gone out of the window and housework was abandoned a while ago... I am now glued to the live streaming

1 links:
[1] http://www.dyfiospreyproject.com/stream
www.dyfiospreyproject.com
Comments (5)
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by 02kar 09 Apr 2015
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They have a beautiful view from their nest! Enjoy watching them as they raise a new family.
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by asterixsew 09 Apr 2015
It is a stunning area. No eggs yet ...
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by spendlove 09 Apr 2015
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A lot like a TV soap opera in the wild! Enjoy.
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by asterixsew 09 Apr 2015
It is, it is and as the washing machine has just broken all the more reasons to watch
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by jrob 09 Apr 2015
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There are 2 baby Bald eagles at the Rome, Ga nest and I was privileged enough to watch the mama take on a defeat a predator 3 days ago. Very exciting! Lots of feathers flew.
The Dyfi nest is located 4 hours ahead of me so I can check in there every now and again, too. Thanks for the link.
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by lbrow 09 Apr 2015
I try to keep with these on line Jerrilyn but have never seen them. We have some nesting now up in Guntersville so hope one day to be able to take a ride up there
by asterixsew 11 Apr 2015
Thanks for replying. Sounds like the bald eagles you have been watching have been through some dramas themselves *4u
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by lbrow 09 Apr 2015
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I can really understand how fascinating this is. I have some Eagles I try to keep up with over in North Ga.
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by asterixsew 11 Apr 2015
*4u and keep enjoying watching the eagles that you have been watching
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by cfidl 11 Apr 2015
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Oh so it was YOU! who got me started. I settled in with an RTH Red Tail Hawk family and Wow was there drama! One of the chicks was injured the day or so of fledging and is now an ambassador for Cornell University which is the territory of Mom and Dad! There are currently 3 eggs in the nest this year so I understand. I do check in with the your falcons when I am up either really early or really late. Is there a place with archive video or special moments?
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by asterixsew 11 Apr 2015
Sorry if I got you into watching bird nests. There was high drama with this nest last year. http://www.dyfiospreyproject.com/
there is information on the Dyfi Osprey Project at this link and its on Facebook too. By the way Ospreys and Falcons are totally different birds
https://www.facebook.com/dyfiospreyproject
I hope you continue to watch the nest as many others are doing around the world