The sighting was at 15 15, so I would have expected him back earlier at Manton bay
10.03.2026 21:42
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The sighting was at 15 15, so I would have expected him back earlier at Manton bay
A second sighting reported today on BirdGuides.
21:26 10/03
Osprey
Oxfordshire
Kirtlington
15:15
one flew over Kirtlington Golf Club
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A sighting from today on Birdguides.
15:10 10/03
Osprey
Cornwall
Wacker Quay
one over River Lynher
Our third Osprey nest for 2026 season within the private grounds of Krickenbeck Castle, 41334 Nettetal Hombergen, Germany is complete with cameras installed.
Another arrivals board with a set of migratory birds arriving in the UK later in the spring. The background is dark teal, with "Arrivals" in green. Arriving in April: Nightingale, Reed Warbler, Whinchat, Lesser Whitethroat, House Martin. Arriving April–May: Garden Warbler, Turtle Dove, Cuckoo, Arctic Tern, Common Tern. Arriving in May: Swift, Spotted Flycatcher, Nightjar. These birds mainly arrive in April and May, with some late arrivals like the Swift and Nightjar appearing in May.
An airport style arrivals board showing migratory birds arriving in the UK. The background is dark teal, with "Arrivals" in green at the top. Bird names are in orange, and arrival times in green. Arriving March–May: Wheatear. Arriving March–April: Sand Martin, Chiffchaff, Osprey, Swallow, Ring Ouzel, Blackcap. Arriving in April: Willow Warbler, Tree Pipit, Redstart, Sedge Warbler, Whitethroat, Pied Flycatcher. Arriving April–May: Yellow Wagtail. Most birds start arriving from March, with peak arrivals in April and some extending into May.
It’s springtime and migratory birds are on the move! 🌍
Have you seen any of our fair-weather friends arriving? Stay tuned: we'll be shining a daily spotlight on our spring returnees.
Check out the Arrivals Board to see who's flying in and when... 👇
#SpringArrivalSpotlight
White-tailed Eagle pair G463 and G466 have been showing well from our recent Winter Safari Cruises:
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📸 - Chris Snook
We're not the only ones watching the osprey nest like a hawk! 👀
This male sparrowhawk was spotted enjoying the view a few days ago by the team at our Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre and Wildlife Reserve. 🦅
Keep an eye on our live nest cam for all the action. 👇
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Now we just have to wait for the return of those amazing Ospreys. We cant wait!
Below are the links to both live streams:
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Close up: www.youtube.com/live/CKvLj6Z...
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Rutland Osprey Project and Rutland Water Nature Reserve
Some exciting Sunday news, the PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) camera is all up and running on the Manton Bay nest!
Once the ladder has been removed next week, the camera will be moved to a better position, so do keep checking back.
Osprey nest maintenance completed for the 2026 season.
A very interesting Report on Birdguides of a returned Pair of Ospreys.
08:20 06/03
Osprey
Highland
undisclosed site
05/03
pair at nest site yesterday
A Osprey Sighting reported today on Birdguides.
15:03 05/03
Osprey
Norfolk
Blickling
11:30
one flew south-west
A reported Osprey sighting today.
13:13 04/03
Osprey
Brecon
Newbridge-on-Wye
10:00
one flew north along Wye Valley
A map shows the locations of BTO satellite tagged Cuckoos in Africa. The headshots of four Cuckoos appear in circular frames around the map, alongside the wording: First Cuckoo Update for 2026.
1/ And they’re off! 📢 Our BTO satellite-tagged Cuckoos are on the move! 🌍
Follow their migrations via our interactive map ➡️ www.bto.org/cuckoos #Ornithology 🪶
Reported Osprey Sighting today.
14:31 27/02
Osprey
Moray & Nairn
Nairn
one reported along River Nairn south of town
Goshawk shot in Derbyshire - police appeal for information.
#RaptorResearch #WildlifeCrime 🌍
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A deceased Puffin lies on its back on the ground. Wording above reads: Please report sightings of all dead birds. A graphic showing an exclamation mark in a triangle features.
⚠️ We've had reports of seabirds washing up. Please report ALL species of dead birds ⬇️
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Great to be out maintaining our Osprey platforms and cameras around the harbour this AM in perfect conditions. Fingers crossed for plenty of sightings and who knows, maybe some of our youngsters from previous years taking an interest…
Most Welcome will not be long now.
