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Our young Osprey Blue44 made another important step towards independence today: his first successful fishing attempt. Eager watchers in our shore-front hides were enjoying watching him this morning taking dives …
As previously blogged, jays are one of my favourite woodland birds and in keeping with my recent discovery I was lucky enough to find a feather from one of these …
Our ranger team was out on the loch today checking for signs of Beaver activity. Now the Beaver has been spotted a few times this will became a regular part …
I previously blogged about shield bugs and specifically a forest bug (Pentatoma rufipes) found on the reserve. The one I found wasn’t quite in its adult form, but recently I …
It’s been a relatively quiet day here at the loch although our big female intruder was back circulating around. Our male had just caught a Perch so was jealously guarding …
The lily pad that featured in a previous blog is now bearing beautiful bright white flowers with strong yellow centres. The water-lily (Nymphaea alba) or white lotus is a popular …
Our Osprey chick Blue 44 is really progressing fast now and though not going far on his flights yet, he is improving his skills day by day and getting more …
Another exciting day for our young Osprey Blue 44 today with a dramatic intruder encounter and two live fish to deal with on the nest, delivered by Dad. It is …
Probably the least favourite of our buzzing insects is the wasp. Their distinctive yellow and black banded body and the buzz that accompanies them provoke fear in most people. An …
The waterfalls are looking tremendous at the moment. This is due to work being done on Scottish Power’s Hydroelectric power station, which means no water is being extracted to power …