Ospreys 2019

I would have thought that as it is a criminal offence under the Wildlife and Countryside act to cause disturbance or interference at or near a nest of a schedule one species breeding bird, that Glaslyn could now use this incident as a way of getting the nesting platform moved, as before it hasn't really caused a problem.
As more birds successfully breed in the Wales area and further afield and return to breed I can see the problem getting worse.
Let's keep everything crossed for now
 
After all the drama the first chick at Glaslyn hatched at 11.42. No sign of Tegid near the nest thankfully today
 
Lovely pic, and the ringing video is good also.
After all the drama of earlier in the season, lets hope Tegid settles down peacefully with 5R next season, and these two come back in a couple of years to carry on the Glaslyn legacy around the country
 
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