Record-Breaking Year for Osprey Birds
Osprey birds are large fish-eating birds of prey. They were once extinct in England due to hunting, but have made a small comeback in recent decades. Conservation experts think this could be a record year for osprey chicks.

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Osprey birds are amazing creatures that live in England. They are also known as sea hawks and are very good at catching fish. A long time ago, people hunted them and they disappeared. But now, they are coming back! There are special nests in a forest called Kielder, where osprey families live. This year, about 20 eggs were laid, and they will hatch soon. Osprey birds are very special because they mate for life and return to the same nest every year. They can even carry fish that are as big as they are! Osprey birds can fly very fast, up to 50 km per hour, and even faster when they are catching fish. They also migrate to different places, sometimes traveling over 5,000 km. Did you know that osprey birds can use the same nest for up to 20 years and are very loyal to their homes and families?
📰 Source:BBC Newsround

