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Cat's Life: Female osprey 'ruffles feathers' in dramatic return to Foulshaw Moss

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Cumbria Wildlife Trust has welcomed the lovebirds again for the 12th year running. Female Blue 35 returned a few days later than male White YW. Hopes are high for another successful breeding season at the wetland nature reserve near Witherslack. The osprey pair first nested at Foulshaw Moss in 2013 and a year later raised their first chicks.

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Cat's Life: Female osprey 'ruffles feathers' in dramatic return to Foulshaw Moss

Female breeding osprey Blue 35 has once again made a dramatic return to Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve and fended off an 'intruder' in the nest.

30 days ago·Barrow-in- Furness, United Kingdom

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