Project OspreyTrack: Links

Rob Bierregaard’s site showing his many years of Osprey satellite tracking in New England.
http://www.ospreytrax.com/OspreyMainPage.html
Rutland Water Osprey Project, England, UK.
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/
Webcams:

Hog Island, ME Osprey Cam
http://explore.org/live-cams/player/live-osprey-cam
Scottish Wildlife Trust Osprey webcam at Loch of the Lowes in Scotland, UK.
https://scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/things-to-do/watch-wildlife-online/loch-of-the-lowes-webcam/
Dyfi Osprey Cam in Wales, UK
http://www.dyfiospreyproject.com/live-streaming
Rutland, England OspreyCam:
http://www.ospreys.org.uk/webcam/
Audubon Connecticut OspreyCam:
http://ct.audubon.org/act-osprey-cam
Chesapeake Bay OspreyCam:
https://chesapeakeconservancy.org/explore/wildlife-webcams/osprey/
San Francisco Bay OspreyCam:
http://sfbayospreys.org/
Dunrovin Ranch OspreyCam, Montana:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=fiW7E4QzII8
Latvia OspreyCam:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aRGz0fNasiA
Estonian OspreyCam:
http://pontu.eenet.ee/player/kalakotkas.html
http://tv.eenet.ee/kalakotkas2.html
New Hampshire Audubon’s Peregrine Cam in Manchester, New Hampshire
http://www.nhaudubon.org/conservation-2/peregrine-web-cam/

justin whitaker, 10/14/22
Had a wonderful time, self guided with interactive educational displays. Lots to do and all really neat exhibits, they really have utilized simple technology throughout the entire park to really make it interactive without being overly complicated or heavily dependent upon software. Loved it highly recommended for children.
Oliver Salmon, 08/17/22
Very nice place for kids to walk, run, play, and learn in the warmer months when they are open. Feels more like a stroll through the woods with intermittent animal displays and play areas than a typical zoo. Has good educational sessions, excellent outdoor and indoor playgrounds, and a nice little hike off on one side.
Sue B, 06/25/21
I have enjoyed visiting this amazing place for 30 years. Great hands on educational experience for all ages. I especially like bringing guests to learn about the New Hampshire wildlife, flora, fauna and geology. Keep up the good work.
Colton, 05/03/22
At only $22 for an adult, this place was incredible for its modest size. The staff was very quick to service and friendly. The park and the restrooms all appeared to be very clean as well. I will say it is very heavily directed at children for a learning experience. But I absolutely love that honestly. If you are in to nature and conservation then you know that teaching the children about these wonderful animals and ecosystems is the key to sustaining them for generations to come. The exhibits were very straightforward and the educational aspects were presented in fun ways ranging from buttons to highlight points of interest, buttons to play the different sounds of similar animals, and many sliding/rotating levers to reveal fun facts and differences between photos/items on display. Loved everything about this place, and next time I'm in New Hampshire, I will definitely be returning!
Bryan Doyon, 10/11/21
Fun experience with wild animals and interactive exhibits. The animals are local wild species and fun to see up close and the information on them is presented in an engaging way for children. The walk around the loop can take a few hours depending on how long you spend at each stop but it's an enjoyable time and a great place for families.