Rutland Osprey Nest Cam
Our Osprey family have now left Rutland Water Nature Reserve for another year and have begun their 3,000 mile migration journey south to Africa.
Tune into our webcams next season when the ospreys return to Manton Bay.
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Opsreys at Rutland Water
Rutland Water is home to the Rutland Osprey Project. You can watch them at their nest site on Lyndon Nature Reserve, soaring majestically over the lagoons or diving to catch fish on an exclusive Osprey Cruise. Find out how this once endangered bird of prey has found a home in Rutland Water and see them yourself. In what is widely celebrated as one of the most inspiring conservation success stories, the triumphant return of the osprey to central England is a story that you can be part of.
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