Winter Weather
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If you are planning to come up to the Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre today, please call ahead first (01350 727337) to ensure we are open. The weather is …
Viewing window problem
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Just a quick note to say that if you are planning to visit Loch of the Lowes today to enjoy watching the feeding station – please note that we have …
Update on viewing window – OPEN!
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The ‘technical hitch’ has been resolved and the metal shutters on the visitor centre viewing window are now working again! Right now we have red squirrels, woodpeckers, blue tits, great …
Osprey Tracking Update – 18th December 2015
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This week’s tracking update will be very brief as there’s little to report in the way of change. FR3 seems to have settled on the mangrove swamp to the north …
Winter Solstice Family Fun Days this weekend!
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Coming up on Saturday and Sunday we have our final event for 2015; our Winter Solstice Family Fun Day. This weekend precedes the shortest day and longest night of the year (Monday …
Osprey Tracking Update – 12th December 2015
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The relative behaviour of our two young ospreys over the past fortnight has been starkly contrasting. FR3 hasn’t ventured beyond the confines of the bolons (creeks) to the south of the …
More details on the sighting of FR3
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Following on from last night’s exciting news Chris Wood has very kindly provided us with more photos of FR3 and an account of how he and Fansu were able to track …
BREAKING NEWS: FR3 has been spotted in the Gambia!!
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We received the very exciting news this evening that our osprey community friends Chris Wood and Fansu Bojang have this afternoon located and photographed our young osprey FR3, near Kafuta …
Osprey Tracking Update – 2nd December 2015
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It’s been another pretty quiet week for our two young ospreys in the Gambia. The majority of FR3’s activity has been focussed around the villages of Faraba Sutu and Kafuta, …
Osprey Tracking Update – 25th November 2015
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After FR3 and FR4’s recent adventures, the last week or so has been fairly uneventful, with both birds settled in their respective areas of the Gambia. FR3 continues to make daily journeys …