A quick news bulletin
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A very quick Sunday afternoon update from Loch of the Lowes. Firstly, apologies that the webcams have been offline over the weekend. We will get this rectified as quickly as …
Urgent Appeal: Satellite Tracking 2013
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Dear Supporters, Great news! We have been given the go-ahead to continue the satellite tracking project into 2013, allowing us to further our knowledge of the incredible journeys undertaken by …
Wildlife Diary 13th March: Awaiting Ospreys
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The staff, volunteers and visitors alike at Loch of the Lowes are all eagerly awaiting the arrival of Ospreys from their wintering grounds far to the south. This time of …
Springing Into Action
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Spring will soon be here, well maybe once the snow has disappeared! And what better way to mark the start of the season by coming down and spotting the firs …
Wildlife Diary Sunday 10th March
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by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer Well we had three seasons in one day here with lovely sunshine, snow flurries and hailstones which warranted a ‘white fleece’ rating on the fleece …
Update on Blue YD
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by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer I’ve just updated the satellite tracking data from Blue YD and it shows he’s back dotting around at his favourite bend in the river on …
Visitor Centre news
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Although our visitor centre is currently closed it seems busier than ever around here with workmen and volunteers hard at it. I am famed for my supervisory skills (at least …
Wildlife Diary 4 March 2013 – Spring is in the air
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by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer We’ve had some lovely dry, still days here at the Loch and spring is in the air and while we wait for the Ospreys to …
Figuring out feathers
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At the beginning of the month we had a volunteer out on the reserve doing an otter survey. On her travels she came across a lovely pile of feathers. I’m …
Ospreys Ahoy: 1st March
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We have been getting lots of enquires about when to expect our ospreys to arrive at Loch of the Lowes from their wintering grounds to the south, after their long …