Live stream reveals rare bird of prey's nest

Ashdown Forest is live-streaming a nesting honey buzzard pair in Sussex — they’ve laid two eggs and can be watched 24/7 via the Ashdown Forest and Sussex Ornithological Society websites (exact nest location is being kept secret).
The footage is revealing unusual behaviour — the male was filmed sitting on the nest for 22 hours straight and audio has captured odd clicking and subtle whistling from the female.
Honey buzzards are secretive migrants (returning from West Africa), feed on wasp larvae, and there are only about 130–150 pairs in the UK, making this a rare viewing opportunity.