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Most of my natural connections today have been second-hand ones, via the internet. The news is that all over the northern hemisphere, the nesting season has begun. I've been watching the Peregrines on the Kodak Tower in Rochester, New York for a week now, but today was a momentous one as it saw the first egg laid. It was also an important day at Loch Garten, with a female Osprey touching down on the nesting platform for the first time this year (see photos below).
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