Starling - I have a word document containing the links which I keep open on my desktop and copy in depending on where I am posting or I just copy one from a previous post on the thread usually having to edit to add it.  

Thinking about this more as I suppose it is important as we have to acknowledge copyright - perhaps we could do with a list that is accessible to everyone.   Perhaps this is something that should be raised on the Osprey Chat Thread as it would be great to have an easy/accessible way of doing so.  

Edit:  I am going to raise this on Osprey Chat Thread to see what everyone else thinks :-)

Thanks Karen, I'll try out what you have posted.

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Got there in the end Karen.  I don't know what's up with me this year, but I have forgotten a lot of basic stuff.

LOL Starling - I think we are all a bit rusty but it will all come back - in a few days you will look back and laugh.

Starling said:

I don't know what's up with me this year

For days I've been meaning to sympathise with your refamiliarisation process, STARLING - well done!

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There seems to be no link for VLC, and I'm having trouble displaying the cam in Firefox - however, I can get it in MS Edge and my downloader is downloading the stream in the background !!!  Early days, we'll see how long it keeps going.

I shall have to make do with the embedded copyright, as I can only add it via screen capture.

I've stopped the downloader now, seein' as the birds aren't expected until beg. April.

Hmm not one of you said I hadn't done it right LOL.  Now is that because you didn't notice or were you being polite. :)

scylla said:

I've stopped the downloader now, seein' as the birds aren't expected until beg. April.

I've just found 8h50m continuous download of the nest :o  Only 4 hours in daylight, and no birds on the nest during that time.  It seems that the sound on this cam is from a separate stream, so my vids would be silent :(

You might find this interesting , their first chicks could be coming back www.cumbriawildlifetrust.org.uk/.../blue-35-and-white-yws-offspring-we-know

Obviously the bird the ranger seen must have been passing through. .sadly empty nest at the moment.... hope it's not too long before YW or 35 thumps down on the nest.

A bit of a sunrise this morning

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