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  • Re: just some pics (hope you like)

    Hi Anyone with practice and time can take a good picture, I must say they are good pics very clear, Took this at Eyebrook Res( Heron). Go out take pics talk to other people, up at top lodge they have two guys that are really good and I'm sure one of them give lessons from just begining to as far...
    Posted to All creatures... (Forum) by woody on 09-16-2009
  • Re: Possible Osprey sighting?

    According to my RSPB Handbook of British Birds (which I got free when I joined the RSPB and has been my Bird Bible ever since - thanks RSPB!): "They leave their nesting grounds in mid-August and head south on a broad front. They will stop at good feeding areas and reach their African winter quarters...
    Posted to Wildlife questions (Forum) by LuckyBustard on 08-25-2009
  • Re: Possible Osprey sighting?

    Thanks for your replies Teresa and LuckyBustard. The Google Earth thing is interesting - what's the story behind the one ending up mid-Atlantic? It seems likely that my sighting was an Osprey then. Wow! I was sure it was carrying a fish, but didn't know whether to believe my eyes. The profile...
    Posted to Wildlife questions (Forum) by RobH on 08-25-2009
  • Possible Osprey sighting?

    Hi, I was windsurfing at Grimwith Reservoir in the Yorkshire Dales this afternoon and saw a large raptor flying along the north shore carrying what looked very like a dead fish in it's talons. I was a keen ornithologist whilst a young lad (many years ago) and though I have forgotten so much, a think...
    Posted to Wildlife questions (Forum) by RobH on 08-23-2009
  • Fishing

    My husband myself have watched with fascination the progress of the Osprey family all summer? What I would love to know is when do they learn to fish. Do they have to learn or is it in the "genes". I maybe missed something, though I have waited with baited breath for every new post.
    Posted to Wildlife questions (Forum) by Tweety Pie on 07-28-2009
  • Re: Migration

    Hi Maureen, 1. Many young birds will remain in wintering areas for their first summer or stop in the Mediterranean basin, some second year birds also stay in the south, and have given rise to persistent rumours of breeding in the African interior. for the vast majority of of second year birds do migrate...
    Posted to Wildlife questions (Forum) by LloydScott on 07-28-2009
  • Re: What Are Your Favourite Ospreys?

    Hi Folks, Great to see that your getting up and running with the new RSPB community! However, as traffic becomes increasingly busy we would really appreciate it if you could post comments in the appropriate place. This Forum is here for you to suggest new forums we should add. Otherwise your comments...
    Posted to The Tea Rooms (Forum) by LloydScott on 07-27-2009
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