A pair of ospreys, nicknamed Sonny and Cher, have successfully produced at least two chicks at their nest on the UniSC site at Petrie.
Local osprey expert and regular visitor to the site Pip Grant-Taylor spotted the chicks two days ago and believes they are about three weeks old.
They are in the pair’s original nest, which they rebuilt earlier this year.
Pip says she can see at least two chicks which are now being protected by their parents from crow, peewee and sea eagle attack.
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