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| New buzzard chicks head just visible above the nest |
On our live cameras here at DML the osprey mother has been seen giving her new arrival it's first feed with some freshly caught rainbow trout.
Meanwhile in the buzzard nest, which is in close proximity to the visitor centre, the new family are settling in, mum is female A9 whilst dad who is untagged, is doing a great job bringing in fresh food for his young. It is possible there may be more eggs in the nest as mum is still showing signs of incubating, however we cannot be certain at this time.
We will keep you updated on the progress of our new arrivals and pictures of the chicks will be available via the FC Scotland Facebook page.
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