Ospreys Breed in Ireland For First Time in Almost Two Centuries
Native ospreys, which gave their name to places such as Osprey rock on Kerry’s Lough Léin, have not bred in Ireland for over 150 years.
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Native ospreys, which gave their name to places such as Osprey rock on Kerry’s Lough Léin, have not bred in Ireland for over 150 years.
The birds were driven to local extinction in the 18th century, but the new chicks provide hope for a comeback amid reintroduction efforts
Conservationists are celebrating after finding evidence of ospreys having bred in Ireland for the first time in more than 200 years.
A pair of birds have produced the first known wild osprey chicks on the island of Ireland in modern times.
A pair of birds have produced the first known wild osprey chicks on the island of Ireland in modern times.