Blog: Foulshaw ospreys

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A view from behind osprey White YW, coming in to land on a nest high in the sky with his wings outstretched.

Counting down the days

Embark on this year's #FoulshawOspreys journey with a read of this blog, written by one of our regular volunteers, J Cornell, as we look to the skies with a sense of hope.

2024 Young ospreys fledge

The birds have flown...

Nothing to do with the opening of Parliament but the successful fledging of our two young ospreys. Jenny Cornell, one of our briliant volunteers who shares a passion for these birds of prey, tells…

Two chicks evening feed 26.5.24

A cracking weekend for the #FoulshawOspreys

No, we're not talking about those cracks of thunder...

Over the weekend we had two new arrivals as our first two osprey chicks hatched. Another is due to emerge in a day or so –…

8C2-ready-to-fly

Maiden Flights

We've been holding our breath as the young ospreys take their first flights out of the nest. #FoulshawOspreys volunteer Jenny Cornell shares some of the footage, and the dates the three…

Image of osprey chicks at ringing June 2023 credit Cumbria Wildlife Trust

It's another milestone...

It’s another milestone in the lives of the #FoulshawOspreys. Volunteer Jenny Cornell explains more...

Foulshaw Moss 2023 chicks

The Three Degrees

It is hot, hotter and even hotter! The Foulshaw Moss Osprey chicks successfully hatched and are now growing fast. Three chicks emerged from their shells right on time; on 22, 24 and 27 May. Here…

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