Yesterday afternoon just after 12pm a ‘mystery’ ringed female appeared on the nest. This morning she was kind enough to give her a very clear view of the blue darvic …
Mallard ducks Anas platyrhynchos are the most commonly sighted duck in the UK. They are as happy to take up residence in urban areas as they are in remote and …
I hope that many of you are enjoying our new HD webcam! Our new webcam and streaming equipment have been supported by a kind donation in memory of one of …
We would like to remind people that the reserve, woodland trail and hide are closed to the public. With regards to our regular breeding pair of ospreys, rest assured that …
It is human nature to want to explore. However, the current restrictions on where we can go and what we can safely do mean that physically at least, we may …
We’re delighted to let you know that LM12 has returned to Loch of the Lowes for the ninth year. At 15:33 this afternoon we saw him descend onto the nest, …
This article first appeared in The Geographer, Spring 2020. That we are witnessing climate breakdown is undeniable, but worse is set to come without radically decarbonising our economy and reimagining …
In this guest blog, Pete Creech from the Heart of Argyll Wildlife Organisation explains how beavers have become a magnet for visitors to mid-Argyll, and helped create a wider interest …
In the eager anticipation of LM12 and LF15 returning to Loch of the Lowes we have been reflecting on the findings from last year’s breeding season. 2019 was a successful …
The first day of spring, this year, will fall on 20th March, yet all over Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve there are tantalising signs that a new season has already started …
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