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Wildlife rangers believe that around 20 of the 30 birds that were released in the first year of a three-year reintroduction programme made it
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Wildlife rangers donned their harnesses and scaled a 20 metre spruce to lop the top of the tree with
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The bird, once persecuted to extinction and which reappeared in Kielder in the 1960s, is one of the rarest in
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For February 14 marks the start of National Nest Box Week, an initiative that encourages people to put up nest boxes to protect wild birds and replace sites that continue to dimish and disappearing. Nature’s Feast, one of the UK’s
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The young birds, named Aqua, Splash and Spray, and only the second osprey family raised in North East England since records began 200 years ago, have all successfully flown in Kielder Water and the forest park. Over the past week
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Members of the Wildlife Watch, the Wildlife Trusts’ network of groups for children, are now able to find out thanks to some new state of the art
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The record breaking birds in Kielder Water & Forest Park are the second brood to hatch in the north east after their siblings successfully fledged year
[...click on headline to read full story] Stunning new footage of Northumberland’s record breaking ospreys has been released by the Kielder Partnership. The adult osprey’s have been re-united in 155,000 acre Kielder Water & Forest Park after making their separate ways back from sub-Saharan Africa. Last year the couple entered the record books by raising the first osprey chicks born in the North East of England for at least 200 years. Now one of the two cameras trained on the nest –
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The diminutive mammals are a favourite food for birds of prey, but
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The Kielder Partnership can reveal that the female bird – who mothered three chicks last year, the first born in the North East of England for at least 200 years – has returned to the same nest she used last year, where she
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