Foulshaw Moss osprey webcams
The Foulshaw Ospreys webcam returns in spring!
The ospreys have migrated to warmer places for the winter, so we've turned our webcams off until next year. We look forward to seeing our breeding pairs again in 2027.
Here's a roundup of the 2026 season:
Read the blog: Another successful year for the #FoulshawOspreys
A taste of the action
Watch the video below to see clips of the ospreys from previous years. The webcam streams live between March and September.
Without your support we couldn't set up, maintain and keep these cameras running.
About the #FoulshawOspreys
We've had ospreys nesting at our Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve since at least 2014, when we first discovered our now-established pair, male White YW and female Blue 35.
In 2025, a second osprey pair made a home at the site on a human-made nesting platform – male Blue 476 and female Blue 717. We're excited to share both pairs' stories going forward.
The ospreys arrive at the site around the end of March each year, and usually migrate south by the start of September.
Find out more in our frequently asked questions.
Lots of people and organisations help to support the #FoulshawOspreys story! With thanks to:
- everyone who donates to make this project possible
- our amazing osprey volunteers, who are on site in all weathers to welcome visitors and share their knowledge
- ecological consultants Flight Ecology for their support with nest and webcam maintenance
- Axis Communications for donating the interactive camera
- Swarovski Optik for helping with the purchase of the telescope at Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve
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