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Ospreys return to SSEN Transmission site for 13th consecutive year
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Ospreys return to SSEN Transmission site for 13th consecutive year
THE much loved ospreys, Harry and Flora, have once again returned to their purpose-built nesting platform near SSEN Transmission’s Alyth substation. Marking an impressive 13th consecutive breeding season at the site, the first eggs of the new season have now been spotted in the nest. Since the nest was installed in 2014, a total of 23 chicks have successfully taken flight from it, making them a familiar and cherished part of the local landscape …
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