Dorset ospreys produce egg for first time in 200 years

The Birds of Poole Harbour’s nest camera livestreams the group’s conservation efforts to reintroduce osprey to the south of England. Photograph: Birds of Poole Harbour

A pair of ospreys have made the first breeding attempt in southern England for almost 200 years.

Conservationists are delighted that a pair of the birds at Poole Harbour, Dorset, have produced an egg, which they are guarding at a nest in a secret location. Thanks to nest cameras, viewers can watch the female osprey incubate her egg on a livestream.