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…that the osprey season has started at Loch of the Lowes. The Scottish Wildlife Trust’s work on the Osprey Protection Programme, which safeguards ospreys at the reserve, is so valuable….
…happen. Ospreys were extinct in Britain for much of the 20th century. They began to recover in the 1960s and now more than 200 pairs of ospreys breed in the…
…“To see eggs on the nest again is simply remarkable. Osprey’s live an average of eight years and are estimated to produce 20 eggs during that time. Producing 59 eggs…
LM12 and NC0’s two chicks were ringed yesterday evening by a trained and licensed expert to allow people to follow their lives after they leave the nest. Young ospreys LP8…
…and testament to her dedication and skill as a parent. Our resident female’s contribution to the repopulation of ospreys in the UK is second to none.” The success of ospreys…
…Charities, People’s Postcode Lottery said: “The Trust’s work at Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve provides a fantastic window into the lives of ospreys, and thanks to their live webcam…
…start of another exciting season for the ospreys at Loch of the Lowes. He’s wasted no time in beginning to get the nest ready for breeding, and we can’t wait…
Volunteers, staff and visitors alike at Loch of the Lowes have been on tenterhooks this week as we waited for the first signs of egg-hatching on our resident ospreys’ nest….
This week has started with a ba-ba-boom thanks to NC0 laying her third (and last) egg, right as the nest was being intruded on by a couple of other ospreys!…
…about their lives.” Ospreys were extinct in Britain for much of the 20th Century. They began to recover in the 1960s and an estimated 300 pairs of ospreys now breed…
