Showing posts with label Rutland Ospreys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rutland Ospreys. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 September 2013

The Rutland Water Ospreys

If like me you enjoy reading about successful wildlife projects then treat yourself to this fabulous book by Tim Mackrill entitled "The Rutland Water Ospreys".


This new book is a celebration of the Rutland Osprey Project and discusses the team's efforts to re-establish these magnificent birds in England and also details the Ospreys' incredible journeys as they migrate to Africa or Southern Spain. The project is managed by Anglian Water and the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust. 

Read the amazing stories behind the Rutland Osprey Project.

Monday, 2 September 2013

Rutland Ospreys Satellite Tracking

I was fortunate to visit Rutland Water two weeks ago for the 25th Annual Birdfair. The area is now well known for its breeding Ospreys and their migratory journeys are tracked each year with satellite tracking. It is a heartwarming story of conservation, faith and, above all, hope - that these magnificent birds will make it safely to their winter quarters (well, winter for us). I can tell it no better than the news posted on the official site, in particular concerning Osprey number 30(05) and her journey south.

http://www.ospreys.org.uk/africa-calling-or-will-it-be-a-spanish-winter/

Amidst all the sorrowful world news this story is something to gladden the heart...