And this morning the sun is shining on the Dyfi Estuary and on the Dyfi Osprey Project. You can watch life in the nest live at this link:
Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
And this morning the sun is shining on the Dyfi Estuary and on the Dyfi Osprey Project. You can watch life in the nest live at this link:
Tish Farrell 
We’ve been watching cardinal, robin, and house finch nests in our backyard. It never gets old, watching creatures care for their young.
You’re right, Michelle. The watching – nourishment for the spirit.
One sur is trying to escape…too early
It never ceases to amaze me that I can watch a live cam half a world away.
It’s pretty darn extraordinary, isn’t it.
Fantastic, Tish! Happy weekend 😍🌹🌻🍸💕
OMG, that Osprey Live Stream could become an obsession. Glad to see the words ‘sun is shining’ in your post
It has been shining – even in Shropshire – and all day too 🙂
What Joanne said! Thanks Tish, this is a joy to watch.
I just checked in on them a little while ago, probably a bit before sunset your time, and a bit of rain had obviously just gone through because the babies, looking like wet kittens, were all trying to huddle under mum’s outstretched wings … and mum’s coiffure was looking a bit the worse for wear too. 😀
Oh dear. We’re in for more rough, rainy weather today too. I must check in with them later.
Beautiful, Tish! Thanks for sharing.
Happy you enjoyed this, Patti.
Beautiful . . . . . I love watching ospreys, not a common sight though even in the Algarve.
They are stunners, aren’t they.
Reblogged this on Hutt's World People.
They’re a sight to behold – and a cheerful story environmentally speaking. Thanks for reblogging them 🙂
Watching the osprey nest certainly is addictive! Yesterday the one parent was tidying the nest moving sticks around much to the annoyance of one of the babies that bit the parent on the wing! Today both parents were at the nest and one of the youngsters was indulging in some housekeeping. So incredible to have such a view and insight. Thanks so much for the link.
Lovely to hear you’re enjoying this in-nest viewing, Carol. Must get back there myself.