In 2025 two chicks fledged, and upon the birds’ return the trust is hoping for more – with viewers able to catch a glimpse online.
A number of other local places have installed cameras to capture the goings-on at nesting sites, including at Norwich Cathedral where there are peregrine falcons and at Blakeney Point where there is a large population of grey seals.
During the summer months, osprey typically nest in parts of Scotland, Cumbria, the East Midlands and Wales, and spend their winters in West Africa or Portugal.
Osprey became extinct as a breeding bird in Britain in the 1900s until a pair returned to Scotland in 1955.