Osprey egg hatches on Cors Dyfi reserve in Powys
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Watch as the osprey egg hatched at 18:33 BST on Friday after a crack first appeared in the morning
One of three eggs laid by a rare osprey at a mid Wales nesting ground has hatched.
The eggs from breeding pair Glesni and Monty were first spotted at Cors Dyfi Reserve on 25 April.
The pair have previously produced four eggs together in the past three years.
Monty and Glesni, which featured on BBC's Springwatch programme in 2012, returned to the site in April after wintering in Africa.
Monty has returned annually to breed at the Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust site since 2011.
The birds of prey are kept under constant watch and a webcam, external will capture the moment the eggs hatch.
Monty and Glesni have been incubating their eggs since 25 April
The ospreys can typically be seen at the site from April to September
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