Osprey Love Nest 2: Feeding and Fledging

A sequel to a video about a pair of Ospreys nesting at the Belle Haven Marina along the Potomac River in Alexandria, Virginia. This video features the behavior of the Ospreys after the eggs hatched. It shows young birds being fed and growing until they eventually leave the nest. The first video can be viewed at: • Osprey Love Nest

[@alb41ful]

Excellent! Thank you for helping me understanding these lovely creatures!

[@rajah274]

Thank you for this video. this is my first year of watching ospreys - and it's Autumn in England, the osprey nest that I was watching have flown. Thank you for the reminder of the past Summer - a lovely and clear reminder

[@Hollin18]

Very impressive,Bill. The patience required to do this awes me! Pia

[@Animal-Watch]

Hi William Young, would it be ok to use some of your Osprey footage in a short conservation film for the UK, as Osprey were reintroduced after being wiped out? Its not for profit and will credit you fully? Thanks

[@williamyoung42]

+Anneka Svenska (GreenWorldTV) Hi Anneka You have my permission to use portions of the video, with attribution. Also, you can do the same with my first Osprey Love Nest video. I'm glad Ospreys have been reintroduced into the UK. Best, Bill Young

[@Animal-Watch]

+William Young Thankyou very much, I appreciate it

[@annjeanmillikan]

Excellent video and beautifully photographed! Thank you for this spectacular and unique share!

[@WTR97]

Thanks for the video. Very interesting and well done. I do hope someone fixes that nest platform before next season.

[@s.guttmann6625]

thank you Ashley, for the explanations. very few videos do it.

[@carrietalus5078]

Wonderful! Thank you for this video!

[@AnnemieM]

Thank you for this fun and educational video.

[@penelopewh]

Great video and info!! Thanks!

[@pattyrhodenizer4716]

Very interesting. Thank you!!

[@daryahwilliams7619]

Great video, I started watching a (LIVE CAM) video with 2 eggs and 1 chick about a week ago, I didn't see first hatch but did the second, so I didn't understand why the other two hadn't hatched yet but thanks to you, now I know. I began research bcus I was interested but I've learned more from this video than my own research. The second finally hatched a few days ago and is being feed equal amounts, I'm concerned for the poor third chick (egg). I'm saddened to know there will be sibling rivary later and the parents will not step in, I saw a documentary years ago and that's the same way I felt then, only in the docu, the last two chicks got less to eat and one even died ): 👑 KING OF KINGS 👑 👑 LORD OF LORDS 👑 💘 B€ BL€SS€D IND€€D !!!!!

[@gimmedap]

Nice job! Very informative. Do the male and female return to the same nest the following year to breed again? We have a nest near by that last year produced two birds, and then was empty for months. Just recently there are two adults back in the nest.

[@arlysveen7774]

gimmedap they go to South America in the winter and come back to same nest in Spring!

[@4evermame]

Watching Osprey webcam Lake Belwood, Fergus, ON. for past month.Now watching 2 chicks hatched 5 days apart. Your video is wonderful - thank you so much.

[@alamkhan3731]

nic like

[@v.gorski3050]

EXCELLENT VIDEO w/ important information about Ospreys added as a narrative! Well done, and this viewer learned a lot. TY very much. 👍

[@johnhenry7861]

so majestic

[@LeeSail]

Great video. Nikon P-510 camera? Never mind that. What the heck kind of lens were you using?! And at what distance. (Seemed pretty far.) Thanks again, Lee

[@williamyoung42]

+Lee Bakewell Hi Lee The Nikon P-510 is a point and shoot camera with a 42 power zoom. It does not have a detachable lens. Thanks for the kind words. Best Bill Young

[@ЛюбаШирокова-о1и]

Перевода нету. Очень жаль, а птицы интересные. Спасибо.