Things you need to know about OSPREYS!

[@chrisstones1249]

Once again, fabulous , you should have your own t.v. station ,young man .👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jasondavis4813]

Always loved ospreys since I was a child what an amazing sight to see them take a fish from the water one of nature's most spectacular shows brilliant video

[@tamjammy4461]

Ta Liam. The footage of the osprey catching 2 fish on one dive is unbelievable. Ive spent a fair bit of time watching them fish at Rutland and never seen that before. Always good to see them so 👍

[@philiptaylor7902]

Thanks Liam, great video.

[@leedouglass4106]

I grew up on the beach in Florida and saw ospreys all the time. Now I live in Seattle and I still see ospreys all the time! Thanks for this cool video, much appreciated!

[@timroot4207]

Thank you Liam !!!

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Youre welcome Tim!

[@JacqJansen]

Prachtige beelden. Jacq

[@paulsanderson8804]

Very nice footage liam great documentary well put together. Nice one ..

[@dannypietersz7760]

what a gorgeous species of bird!

[@karend7640]

Thing is Liam - not only do you make great informative videos but you come across as someone you'd like to have a pint with!!

[@missapippin9020]

Wonderful video Liam with so much interesting information. What an incredible bird. Thank you very much❤

[@alanjust]

Brilliant Liam! Really well edited too! Thanks very much!

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thanks Alan, I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@alastairsmith1096]

Nice one.

[@TR-rz1xt]

Always excellent viewing Liam - thank you very much!

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Brilliant, thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@WatchRWildlife]

4:27 😮

[@alistairmaclennan3791]

Thank you . brilliantly made film .As always

[@seancassidy4812]

Good video man. It is suitable for all the family. Everyone should know this stuff. Keep at it. We will watch it.

[@charlesstewart9246]

You've come a long way ,on your short journey in u-tube world. You've matured into a very professional presenter. Well done Liam, you're on a lifetime trip I doubt you'll ever regret taking. I'm an ex gamekeeper ( many years ago,never retired the life) and you describe in short all the information needed to assist anyone to learn what they're looking at/listening to. It's not easy to compact such information into little packages that are easily understood by others. Congratulations 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👌🏼😃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@williamrobinson7435]

A really impressive raptor, ospreys. I note all the details you've included in the description, this is a great idea and really helps the facts to penetrate; we really do appreciate the work you put into these excellent films. Nice one Liam! 🌟👍

[@DesmondsDonders]

I love watching these birds fish,

[@coecludd]

Lovely informative video (as always). I've never seen an Osprey or even heard of this species. Hopefully I will see one at some point. I live along the south coast (so I know there are two here somewhere) 😉

[@kiwi_sodas]

Yes!!! I've been waiting so long for this, Ospreys are my favourite bird!!! Amazing video as always!!

[@phileo_ss]

4:34 How did it manage to catch two large fish in one go!? Great footage. And thanks for the interesting facts too.

[@MazSwanboroughSmith]

Thank you Liam for an excellent and really informative video! I’ve watched a few of your videos now and aim to binge watch them all when there’s time. Your presentation, scriptwriting and narration are brilliant, with lots of facts without waffling on, and your love and enthusiasm really comes across. ❤

[@geoffharding7779]

Great video. My son and I used to go to Rutland Water every year to see them.

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thank you. I am hoping to get across to see them there this summer.

[@Smashy4Pants]

Exactly what I needed to know, thank you.

[@Jaded-Wanderer]

Another great video

[@HarryTownsend-sn5sx]

Great video Liam, love the ospreys. Keep up the content

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thank you!

[@dm1946]

Thanks for the video Liam, we thought we knew a lot about different birds but your video's show us more than we thought we knew. Great !!

[@steveh7866]

Just watched five on the trot: guess it's time to subscribe :) Thank you

[@nickwebb9290]

Another great one Liam, some amazing footage there too,many thanks 😁

[@mysterycrumble]

super! THANK YOU!

[@anthonyalfredyorke1621]

Thanks Liam great video, have a wonderful weekend. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.

[@IRSA1]

What an interesting bird, with unique breeding habits and impressive fishing skills !

[@lin462]

I was lucky to see a pair up in Boat of Garten.

[@bernardshieldstysonfive1009]

Hi Liam brilliant video again love birds of prey that was very interesting brilliant footage and love the way you explain it all keep up with your amazing work and videos Bernard

[@charlesmckenna712]

Yes I found two when I was about 9 years old I left him alone when bargain evening and there was still there captain for a while and let them go beautiful bird s

[@mohammadumair9497]

Always an excellent video liam.

[@petwil90]

Another fantastic video!

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thank you!

[@Mgh-r]

Hi dear liam ❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank u 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Matt_Alaric]

Good stuff.

[@NaturallyCuriousUK]

Interesting that the pair splits up outside of the breeding season. Rarely fail to learn something new from your videos buddy. 👍👍👍🤓

[@louisMacDiarmid]

*ADORABLE*

[@CitizenSnips314]

Appreciate the effort, thank you!

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thank you for watching.

[@SkylarkFields]

Fantastic footage and facts! Been watching ospreys on a live cam situated an hour or so away from where I live, so it's great to learn more about these lovely birds.

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thank you :) I sometimes check in the local osprey nest cams as well. I am currently installing my own nest camera, but I doubt ospreys will be visiting my front garden any time soon.

[@SkylarkFields]

Haha, that's a shame! However, I'm sure you'll get tenants of some kind in there!😊

[@NaCreagachaDubha]

Fabulous. Many thanks!

[@Tom_Porter]

There are two nesting sites in the Lake District that I know of, absolutely beautiful bird

[@petelumley1578]

Really informative video Liam. I have never seen a Osprey in the wild, it must be a fantastic sight.

[@paulwarner5674]

Saw Ospreys in a reserve in Scotland few years ago. Do know that they were trying to introduce them into the Poole harbour area a couple of years ago. But never seen them in the wild as such.

[@sjaakmcd1804]

Awesome Liam (I missed this post) We get ospreys migrating /stopping off in Bury Lancs. Do you know about Raptors eye colour? The latest research is: yellow=daylight hunters, orange=dawn/dusk hunters, dark orange-brown=night hunters. But as birds age and develop their darker light level hunting skills their eyes go darker too. Ospreys eyes are even better, the colour changes with location. In N Scotland in Summer nights last a few hours of dusk so their eyes are yellow but when in Africa their eyes darken to cope with the shorter daylight hours. Cheers and keep up the good work

[@clarsach29]

i'm lucky enough to live close to Loch of the Lowes in central Scotland which has a resident pair of Ospreys and plenty of hides to watch them from. It's amazing to see them lift a fish from the water and fly with it when the fish is almost as big as the bird and thrashing around...they're powerful birds!

[@andysexton415]

Hi Liam, thank you I live on the Restronguet Creek estuary off the Carrick Roads we have an osprey that comes every year and spends time fishing in the creek. Your Video's are stunning, thank you

[@Compo67]

Cool video Liam , thank you, a ton of work goes into these videos I’m sure 🙏. I always remember in past decades , that these birds were always being featured on the news because of their rarity in the UK, but despite being closely protected they kept getting the nest raided for the eggs. Even today Ospreys are still rarer than golden eagles in the UK so I read 😁👍

[@christrella3134]

Very enjoyable! We have them all over the USA, near water well inland as well sea side. Ours migrate into South America and have a very long migration. Good stuff!

[@songsfromthelord888]

Thanks for wonderful video! We just saw a nesting pair in northern New Hampshire/ Vermont on the Connecticut River. 😊 Remember that God loves YOU! 🙂

[@donniwoodland4369]

Hi Liam I really want to get into birding but don’t really have the money to spend on good image quality binoculars, maybe u could show us some cheap alternatives and tips 👍🏻love the videos btw

[@OspreyFlyer]

👍❤️

[@vanlifebayou]

I have an Osprey in my area. ❤

[@denisehernandez5051]

Hi. I just watched your video about the osprey. It was very educational. I knew about the front facing claw that can turn around to carry prey. I'm familiar with their loud vocalizations, too. I happen to live in a mobile home community nowhere near water. Yet a pair of osprey ignored the sign that says this is a 55 and over neighborhood and have built a nest in a very tall palm tree across the street from me and have babies. They haven't left the nest yet. It's been a few months.

[@MrTrick.]

There are nesting pairs at Rutland Water, well worth a visit.

[@AShotOfWildlife]

I think I will manage to get to see them there this year, hopefully!

[@nickiramsay2421]

My favourite bird of prey, I watch all the osprey nest live feeds in the Uk, they are amazing birds.

[@EileenGoehring-lb8hy]

I watch the nest's in Wales Scotland ,one in Florida at the moment wonderful birds 🦅🦅

[@tufftraveller4784]

Keep seeing one or two near Cotswold Water park.

[@paulohara1502]

👏👏👍👌🥰

[@catherinefairley2716]

Loch of lowes in dunkeld is where I go to see them

[@raphlvlogs271]

unlike most globally widespread species they are specialists instead of generalists

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thats an interesting insight. I hadnt realised this so thanks for sharing.

[@syntheticfuture1718]

[@Tim.Weaver]

I was intrigued to discover that the male and female partners migrate and winter separately. I'd just taken it for granted that birds in a pair would stick together all year.

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Yes, I found that bit interesting too. I wonder if they ever pass by each other over winter and if so, how they react.

[@birdlover6842]

I read that the oldest osprey in the world is Iris in Missoula Montana USA and she laid 3 eggs a couple weeks ago or so.

[@alanequi2786]

Bald eagles have made a huge comeback in the US in the last 50 years, and before that they were nearly extinct, except in Alaska, but as far as I know, ospreys were never in much danger here, at least not compared to the UK.

[@gerrimilner9448]

never seen an ospreay

[@AShotOfWildlife]

With their numbers increasing, it may happen sooner rather than later :)

[@ThuQuach-ti1ek]

2:13 - are you trying to catch a fish, or a twig? ;-; oh I get it it, for your nest-