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5th March

5NThis year you will be able to get even more up-to-date news from the Rutland Osprey Project by checking our new Twitter page at www.twitter.com/rutlandospreys This page will let us post brief updates from the Visitor Centres and directly from the nest sites, so you will know all the news as soon as possible. You do not need to join Twitter to read the updates although you do need a Twitter account if you want to send us messages or post replies.

Twitter only allows us to post very short (140 character) updates so keep checking the website for full reports from the nest sites, news from the reserve and for John Wright's latest photos.


11th February

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This year we'll be holding a series of exciting events and guided walks at Rutland Water. For more details, click here.


10th February

walkThe project is extremely fortunate to have a large and extremely loyal group of volunteers. Last summer, nearly 150 people dedicated more than 7500 hours to the project. Without the input of this dedicated group of people, the project could not be the great success that it now is.

Last weekend 70 volunteers gathered at the Birdwatching Centre at Egleton for the annual Osprey volunteers’ winter get-together; an opportunity to meet up with friends before the new ‘Osprey season’ gets underway in late March. To read more about the day and to find out how you too can get involved with the project, click here.


22nd December

08 and 5NThanks to everyone who has visited the Rutland Osprey Project website this year. 2009 has been a fantastic year for the project and 2010 promises to be even more exciting. Make sure you keep checking the news page in the new year as we prepare for the return of the first Ospreys to Rutland Water in late March. In the meantime may we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2010. Don't forget that 2010 Osprey Cruise tickets are on sale now! For more, click here.


5th November

One of the most exciting ways of seeing Ospreys at Rutland Water is to join the team on one of our extremely popular Osprey cruises. In the past we have enjoyed some spectacular views fo Ospreys catching fish very close to the boat - it is an event not to be missed. Tickets for our 2010 evening cruises are now on sale. For more information, click here.

In addition to the seventeen evening cruises we will also be running two early morning cruises starting at 6am - more details to follow soon.

 


22nd October

migrationIn early September, Project Officer Tim Mackrill, along with John Wright and Paul Waterhouse, drove from Rutland to Tarifa on the south coast of Spain. Their aim, to follow the migration route used by hundreds of Ospreys each autumn. Click here to read Tim's account of the 1700 mile journey.


 


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The project is a partnership between Anglian Water and the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust, with additional funding support from the Peter De Haan Charitable Trust