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Home / Environment / Hamza Yassin Spots Newborn Osprey Chick in Highlands

Hamza Yassin Spots Newborn Osprey Chick in Highlands

5 Jan

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Summary

  • Presenter Hamza Yassin respected wildlife by keeping distance from osprey nests.
  • He filmed a pair of ospreys with a very young, barely visible chick.
  • Ospreys can spot fish from 40 metres high with exceptional eyesight.
Hamza Yassin Spots Newborn Osprey Chick in Highlands

Presenter Hamza Yassin adopted a cautious approach to filming wildlife in the Scottish Highlands for a recent episode. While exploring Loch Affric, his focus was on capturing footage of migrating ospreys. He ensured a discreet distance, over a kilometre from their nest, to protect the birds and their nesting site. This ethical consideration is crucial for wildlife observation and requires special licenses and keen observation of the animals' comfort levels.

Yassin navigated the challenges of filming from a distance, explaining that heat haze could affect image clarity. Despite the difficulties, he was rewarded with stunning footage of the ospreys in flight. His persistence led to an incredible discovery: the osprey pair was tending to a very young chick, so new it was barely visible. He meticulously documented the parent feeding the chick, a testament to the wonders of nature.

The program also highlighted the remarkable adaptations of ospreys. Yassin noted their unparalleled eyesight, enabling them to detect fish from heights of up to 40 metres. This episode underscored the importance of responsible wildlife viewing and the profound connection between humans and the natural world, showcased through Yassin's dedication and the awe-inspiring moments he captured.

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Hamza Yassin discovered a pair of ospreys with a very young, newly hatched chick.
Hamza Yassin stayed well over a kilometre away from the osprey nests to avoid disturbance.
Ospreys have exceptional eyesight, able to spot fish from up to 40 metres in the air.

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