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Ospreys are, it seems, like London buses. Many of us have waited patiently for their return. Here at Loch of the Lowes, this patience has been rewarded with a surplus…
…of ospreys now breed in the UK each summer. Most of these birds migrate to West Africa but some winter in Spain and Portugal. The recovery of ospreys is thanks…
The two chicks are quickly approaching adult size We’ve recently passed the longest day of the year, during which the ospreys were able to rely on a remarkable 20 hours…
A brief update – our ospreys have gone . . . we think! It is always a very difficult call to make, especially with frequent intruder ospreys visiting Lowes, but…
…the ospreys head south at the end of summer.” This milestone makes the long hours our volunteers and staff spent watching over the nest earlier this year feel very worthwhile….
The resident ospreys at Loch of Lowes have begun their fifth season together following the arrival of female osprey LF15 at 17:47 on Saturday. LF15 and LM12 in the nest…
On yet another windy afternoon, we were enjoying watching LM12 and NC0 spending time on the nest together. Over the last few days, our ospreys have spent a bit of…
…Trust’s work at Loch of the Lowes, which gives ospreys a safe place to nest and helps people to connect with the lives of these incredible birds.” Loch of the…
…ospreys back, we can’t welcome you back just yet. Please be mindful that government restrictions are still in place. We don’t anticipate being able to welcome the public back to…
Ospreys LM12 and NC0 have successfully raised a chick in their first season as a breeding pair. NC0 and LM12 in April The birds abandoned the regular nest at the…
