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Second pair of breeding ospreys in Poole a 'major milestone'
A second pair of breeding ospreys has been spotted in a "major milestone" for a reintroduction project, a charity has of Poole Harbour said the two ospreys, female 1H1 and male 374, were only the second pair of breeding ospreys in southern England since first pair, female CJ7 and male 022, hatched four chicks in of Poole Harbour said 1H1 and 374 hatched two chicks, one on 3 June and one on 5 June. "This is another major milestone for the project, and is a real testament to the hard work that goes into reintroduction projects," the charity said. Male 374 and female 1H1 first encountered one another last year and established a pair bond, the charity 1H1 returned in the spring and roamed the local area, visiting many of the nest platforms she and 374 had found the previous 5 April, 374 was also spotted in the area, and they found one another again on 6 April. The first egg was laid on 24 charity said it would not share the location of the nesting site to ensure "the ongoing protection and success" of the new added there would be no livestream of "Nest Two", but that important updates would be shared. You can follow BBC Dorset on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram.
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30-05-2025
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Osprey pair near Poole Harbour hatch final chick of 2025
The only pair of breeding ospreys in southern England have hatched their fourth and final chick of ospreys, female CJ7 and male 022, laid a clutch of four eggs in their nest near Poole Harbour in Dorset for the second year in a row in chick emerged from its egg in the early hours of Wednesday morning, with the previous three having hatched last of Poole Harbour, a charity leading the area's osprey breeding project, said: "It is exciting news, the fourth and final Osprey chick has hatched on the Carey nest." The charity added: "It's fantastic to see the whole family doing well, and CJ7 and 022 carefully distributing the fish to ensure every chick is well-fed."Ospreys typically lay three eggs, so the charity has previously said it would be "unprecedented" if all four hatch for the second year in a row.A webcam set up by the charity, monitors the nest in a walled garden near of settling down again together the pair of ospreys were embroiled in a love triangle when another female also arrived at the unwelcome visitor, who normally calls Rutland home in the spring and summer months, left after a few birds, part of a reintroduction scheme, became the first nesting pair on the south coast in 180 years in 2022 and are protected under UK law. You can follow BBC Dorset on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram.
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27-05-2025
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Poole Harbour osprey pair hatch third chick of year
The nest of the only breeding pair of ospreys on England's south coast has a third new chick emerged from its egg on Saturday night, with the previous two having hatched on Thursday at 06:00 BST and shortly before 19: ospreys, female CJ7 and male 022, laid a clutch of four eggs in their nest near Poole Harbour in Dorset for the second year in a row in of Poole Harbour, a charity leading the area's osprey breeding project, said all three chicks had been "fed well" and they are hoping number four will arrive in the next 48 hours. Ospreys typically lay three eggs, so for four to be laid two years on the run is highly unusual and it would be "unprecedented" if all four hatch again this year.A webcam set up by the charity monitors the nest in a walled garden near of settling down again together the pair of ospreys were embroiled in a love triangle when another female also arrived at the unwelcome visitor, who normally calls Rutland home in the spring and summer months, left after a few birds, part of a reintroduction scheme, became the first nesting pair on the south coast in 180 years in 2022 and are protected under UK law. You can follow BBC Dorset on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram.
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23-05-2025
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Poole Harbour osprey pair hatch second chick of year
The nest of the only breeding pair of ospreys on England's south coast has a second new chick emerged from its egg shortly before 19:00 BST on Thursday. The first hatched earlier the same day shortly before 06:00. The ospreys, female CJ7 and male 022, laid a clutch of four eggs in their nest near Poole Harbour in Dorset for the second year in a row in of Poole Harbour, a charity leading the area's osprey breeding project, said the second chick's arrival was "great news". A webcam set up by the charity monitors the nest in a walled garden near of settling down again together the pair of Ospreys were embroiled in a love triangle when another female also arrived at the unwelcome visitor, who normally calls Rutland home in the spring and summer months, left after a few birds, part of a reintroduction scheme, became the first nesting pair on the south coast in 180 years in 2022 and are protected under UK law. You can follow BBC Dorset on Facebook, X, or Instagram.
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22-05-2025
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Osprey pair near Poole Harbour hatch first chick of 2025
The only pair of breeding ospreys in southern England have hatched their first chick of CJ7 and male 022 laid four eggs at their nest site in a walled garden near Poole Harbour in Dorset for the second year in a row in first chick emerged from its egg on Thursday at 05:49 BST. Birds of Poole Harbour, the conservation charity leading the reintroduction scheme, said "one out, three to go" and added despite being laid three days apart a second had also started to hatch. The pair laid their first egg on 13 April and their fourth of the season on 22 April. Last summer saw all four chicks hatch.A webcam set up by the charity monitors the nest near pair had been embroiled in a love triangle earlier this year when female 1H1 also arrived at the a few days, CJ7 saw off the intruder, who normally calls Rutland home in the spring and summer birds, part of a reintroduction scheme, became the first nesting pair on the south coast in 180 years in 2022 and are protected under UK law. You can follow BBC Dorset on Facebook, X, or Instagram.
