A wildlife project near Machynlleth has posted remarkable footage of an Osprey returning to her fledgling chicks with the remains of a freshly caught salmon or dogfish.
Visitors to the Dyfi Osprey Project's website have been treated to round-the-clock live streaming as breeding pair Telyn and Idris have reared their chicks since returning to their regular nesting site on the reserve in April.
And now project staff say the chicks are getting ready to finally fly the nest in the next few weeks.
WATCH: Dyfi Osprey Project posts remarkable footage
Anyone wanting to keep an eye on the nest with the live stream can do so at http://www.dyfiospreyproject.com/live-streaming
Meanwhile the Dyfi Wildlife Centre, near Macnynlleth, has confirmed that following the announcement of Wales move into "Alert level zero" on Saturday, social distancing protocols have been eased and pre-booking is no longer required for visitors.
"Our lovely staff and volunteers will continue to wear masks or face shields in the Dyfi Wildlife Centre and Observatory in order to protect themselves and visitors alike," said a spokesperson.
"It is still mandatory to wear masks indoors in Wales - you can take them off in the Caffi of course.
"We're open every day until September and then we'll drop back to five days a week and stay open all the way until Christmas - a first for us thanks to our new carbon-positive centre."
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