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First Osprey Chicks Born in Anglesey: Conservation Success
Osprey chicks have hatched in Anglesey, marking a significant conservation milestone. Experts are optimistic that these chicks will migrate to West Africa and return to Wales, contributing to the species' revival. This event highlights the ongoing efforts to protect ospreys and their habitats in the region.
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