Flyover of Loch Arkaig Osprey Nest 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Enjoy an osprey’s-eye view of Ospey nest number 2 at Loch Arkaig PIne Forest.
Filming was conducted in March 2024 before our ospreys returned from migration.
We hope this video will enhance people’s enjoyment of our livestreaming nestcams.
View both cameras and join the conversation on all the nest action at www.woodlandtr...
Flyover footage by BH Wildlife Consultancy.
A really amazing view of the area and the nest. It's good to get a wider perspective of the nest and forest, rather than just a close-up of the nest. Thanks!
Thank you Woodland Trust. This gives me a whole new perspective and definitely adds to the experience of watching them. It's amazing how quickly the chicks are growing, with Dorcha and Louis both doing a brilliant job.
Beautiful view of the tree & nest 2. Wish the weather would improve for the Ospreys this year.
Hail & gale force winds to end of June. Dorcha has proved herself to be a devoted Mum, Louis the best fisherbird ever. 😻🏴
Great video, using a drone to it's exciting potential! Certainly gives a very good feeling of the nest, the tree & the surroundings. Thank you Woodland Trust.😊
Thank you 😍 Love the music too ❤️
Thank you, Woodland Trust. What a great tree!
Wonderful to see and gain perspective. Thank you. 🙏🏻 ❤
Pure dead brilliant. Thanks for sharing, wonderful to see the different perspective. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Just awesome. Thank you for this perspective.
No idea how Lewis and others get up there 😳😳😳👏👏👏
Just brilliant to see this! I had no idea of the beautiful tree under the nest and the surrounds, gorgeous countryside. Super job team and absolutely perfect music!
Sadly I can't seem to link to the website for chat and updates of fish deliveries etc this year.
I get this: The request is blocked. 20240701T002123Z-16b86d94878mnnnz28man3xzrc0000000fsg000000007fgt
Any suggestions or solutions welcome :)
Was the ground deliberately cleared around the tree? And the top branches pruned?
This is a fascinating view. However, doesn’t it look like the nest seems very exposed or are they in a better position to see anything coming towards the nest? I’m very ignorant but have been thrilled to be able to see the nest again this year. Thank you Woodland Trust.
Good video, but why the dreadful music?