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With ospreys off on migration from Loch of the Lowes, we thought it would be a good time to share some of the data we collected during our Osprey Watch…
…each day (Fig. 6). The exception to this was one occasion on May 4th with 27 recorded incidents of intruder ospreys. Most intruder events involved one or two ospreys but,…
…year at Loch of the Lowes. What dates have both ospreys returned to the nest? Ospreys are solitary travellers, and almost never arrive on the same day as their…
It officially looks like all our ospreys at Lowes this year have started their grand migration south! As sad as it is to see them go, it’s a relief to…
…shouting was heard over the webcam’s microphone might have spooked the ospreys, but it’s equally possible that they would have made this apparent shift away from the nest anyway. Ospreys…
Ospreys are a species of raptor that you may have heard being referred to by nicknames such as ‘sea hawks’ or ‘river hawks’, and this is not without reason. They…
…of these words describes the osprey’s movements to and from its wintering ground? a) Flight b) Migration c) Travel Which of these is a country where ospreys spend the winter?…
It’s already mid-May, and our resident ospreys LM12 (male) and NC0 (female) are continuing to incubate their three eggs here at Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve. It won’t be…
…perch in the birch and by the afternoon the rain settled into a steady drizzle, ending the week with two very waterlogged ospreys. Two very soggy ospreys Keep up to…
…trained and licensed experts are involved in ringing, since the procedure requires substantial skill, a steady hand and a calm disposition. Ospreys receive two rings, a small, metal lightweight ring…
