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They're beautiful birds and they're the only bird of prey that exclusively feeds on fish. pescatarians, are they? pescatarians, they are, yes, they like their trout! for almost a0 years, in the early part of the 20th century, these birds were hunted to extinction in the uk. conservation work led to their successful reintroduction and over the past few decades, their numbers have steadily grown. today it's estimated there are around 250 breeding pairs across britain. so all the natural processes we talked about, that produces bigger, safer habitats for wildlife to thrive, and the link with ospr...

Pescatarians. they are, yes, they like their trout! for the early part of the 20th century these birds were hunted to extinction in the uk. conservation work led to their successful reintroduction and over the past few decades, their numbers have steadily grown. today it is estimated there are around 250 breeding pairs across britain. all the natural processes we talked about, that produces bigger, safer habitats for wildlife to thrive and the link with ospreys, i suppose, is quite symbolic. the first ospreys to come back to britain came back here in the 1950s and we are hoping that cairngorm ...

Fingers crossed, this is where my house is going to be. it's a we bit of an area at the moment. that is a doer upper. it is a wee bit of a doer—upper, but i think you can see why. my granny was born in that house down there, this is a very important croft for the family. you'll find with people from the hebridean islands, we're very proud of where we're from, we are scottish but we're a wee bit distinct with their own language and culture and identity. the community, you imagine in a wee village like this very important. we are social species, aren't we? as much as you want to come and live ...

Of the best spots to see them, even from the windows, and we have our live cameras up there, you can have a really good look at them on the nest. it's incredible to think that they travel all the way from west africa, here, to the highlands of scotland. yes, so they migrate at the end of march, beginning of april, from west africa, senegal, portugal, spain, and it takes them about 1—2 months to come all the way here. they're beautiful birds and they're the only bird of prey that exclusively feeds on fish. pescatarians, are they? pescatarians, they are, yes, they like their trout! for almost ...