Two osprey chicks have successfully hatched and fledged for the first time ever on Anglesey, marking a huge conservation win. The young parents—a male from near Porthmadog and a record-breaking two-year-old female from Scotland—are proving younger birds can breed successfully in Wales. Conservationists are thrilled as these chicks prepare for a 3,000-mile migration to Africa, with hopes they’ll return to nest in Wales someday, continuing a vital cycle of recovery and resilience.
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