An eventful day at Loch of the Lowes

It’s been a surprising 24 hours here at Loch of the Lowes. Our breeding male, LM12, was last seen on Friday morning at 9.44am chasing off an intruding osprey. The

Bumbling baby badgers

As mentioned in our last blog post,They’re getting ready, badger cubs are making their first staggering steps into their woodland home after being born in their underground sett around eight

Under The Shell

It has now been 28 days since the first egg was laid and life on the osprey nest has settled into a comfortable routine. Our resident osprey pair keep their

Beavers are back for good!

Over 400 years have passed since the last beaver was shot in Scotland, but as of 1 May 2019 beavers are finally here to stay, receiving full legal protection as

Life on the Loch

  With summer just around the corner for Loch of the Lowes’ 50th year under the protection of the Scottish Wildlife Trust, all of its residents, permanent or visiting, are

They’re getting ready…..

Here at the Falls of Clyde we’ve been monitoring our badger sets for activity. At this time of year badgers will become more active and the cubs, which were born

The sad story of a humpback whale

Early in 2019, whale watchers in Fife were, for the third year running, treated to the sight of humpback whales. Three individuals were seen from February – April as they

Daily life on an osprey nest

Over the past few weeks our SPO Team and dedicated Osprey Watch volunteers have been keeping a close eye on our breeding osprey pair, LM12 and LF15. This allows us

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