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…usually laid 1-3 days apart, although the gap between laying can be up to six days. In their first year of laying, female ospreys may only produce one or two…
…worth noting that as more 2 and 3 year old ospreys return to Scotland in the coming weeks we may get more activity on the webcam as they land to…
…of ospreys abandoned their regular nest in April but can still occasionally be seen perching around the lochside. Opening times: Thursday to Monday, 10:30am – 5pm (booking essential) More information…
…one day I will be free to see ospreys in real life – be it at Loch of the Lowes or perhaps even in west Africa! This blog is adapted…
…mottled egg is around the size of a duck’s egg. Female ospreys typically lay between two and three eggs in a season. NC0 will stay on the nest to incubate…
…bad news to the public that the Ospreys weren’t on the nest but were “on holiday in West Africa”, however a lot of visitors would already be very aware of…
In these last short, dark days of 2018 we are looking forward to the start of the New Year with great anticipation. Will our pair of ospreys return to their…
…nest for the evening, leaving his mate alone to another cosy night incubating their eggs. Female ospreys tend to lay eggs 2-3 days apart. LF15 has followed this pattern like…
…Many of our return visitors are coming for precisely that – a peaceful, natural environment. For over half a century, between March and August, ospreys have chosen to breed here,…
