NC0 lays an egg!
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At 10:18am on Sunday the 11th April, NC0 laid her first egg of the season! This is particularly exciting as this is the first egg NC0 has laid on our …
April snow at Loch of the Lowes
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Over Easter weekend our ospreys have had a wide range of weather to contend with. Despite Saturday being lovely and sunny with temperatures reaching almost 20 degrees Celsius, Sunday brought …
Loch of the Lowes ospreys – calm before the storm!
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On yet another windy afternoon, we were enjoying watching LM12 and NC0 spending time on the nest together. Over the last few days, our ospreys have spent a bit of …
Celebrating World Osprey Week in style!
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What a way to celebrate World Osprey Week! Today at 13:21 the female osprey known as NC0 returned to Loch of the Lowes and was immediately greeted by resident male …
The ospreys are back at Loch of the Lowes but when can you visit?
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We’re very excited to have our first osprey sighting of the year! Hopefully NC0 won’t be far behind LM12 and we’ll get this season started. Sadly, even though we have …
PT0 arrives back in the UK
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We’ve had some exciting news from our colleagues at the Birds of Poole Harbour Osprey Project about a very special visitor to one of their artificial nests. Yesterday it was …
An Empty Nest
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This week our ospreys have been conspicuously absent from the nest. We’ve had some understandably concerned viewers write in to us with their questions, so we thought we’d answer …
A windy week
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Well it’s been an interesting week watching our newly matched pair of ospreys on the nest. Continuing to bond LM12 and NC0 have continued on their journey to becoming more …
51st year of Osprey arriving at Loch of the Lowes
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On 21st March, LM12, our ‘resident’ male osprey, flew back on to the nest at Lowes. His arrival, the 9th year for this incredible bird, marked the 51st year of …
NC0 stands her ground on the nest!
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At this time of year there are many ospreys travelling through the country, both returning to their nest or establishing new nesting sites. This means we often see an increase …