“We haven’t seen Telyn honk anything up, but it may well have come out the other side,” they added.
It had not seen any negative reactions in Telyn after 48 hours and her three chicks, roughly two weeks old, were unaffected.
The osprey population in the UK is slowly recovering after disappearing from the UK in 1916 as a result of persecution, habitat loss and egg collecting, according to Dyfi Osprey Project.
The birds are now protected by law and osprey projects across the UK support each other and share knowledge to gradually increase osprey numbers once again.