Rutland Osprey Nest Cam Live Stream
Get a front row view of our Manton Bay osprey nest at Rutland Water Nature Reserve, where our star pair Maya and 33 have nested together since 2015.
Thanks to generous donations to our Osprey Webcam Appeal last year, we have now installed brand new camera equipment. Our new webcams give a better view and can zoom, pan, and tilt! Not only this, but we have made sure the new system incorporates sound, giving you a fuller experience and deeper insight into the behaviour of breeding ospreys! So make sure you turn the sound up!
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The Osprey - Threats and Sightings
In this blog, I touch upon the threats Ospreys still face today, as well as why it is still important to report sightings to necessary…
And, it's a wrap!
With the Osprey season drawing on a close, we take some time to reflect on how brilliant the past few months have been.
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Sam's Diary
Osprey Ambassador Sam has written an wonderful account of a couple of his most recent visits to Manton Bay. Read all about them here…
Steve Waddingham
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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