Osprey Diary Monday 8th April
Blogs
by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer There’s been much to-ing and fro-ing on the nest today with one of the largest ever sticks coming into the nest. It looked like it …
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by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer There’s been much to-ing and fro-ing on the nest today with one of the largest ever sticks coming into the nest. It looked like it …
by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer 11am update Morning everyone As our webcam won’t be fixed until tomorrow at the earliest I thought you’d all like an update and oh boy …
by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer After this morning’s excitement the Ospreys have settled down to their usual routine, she’s on the nest and he’s mostly on the Flat Top Tree. …
by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer On, off, on again, off again – it’s been a revolving door on the Osprey nest today with both birds coming in and out. She’s …
by Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer Late last night Emma, myself and the volunteers where treated to display of talon washing by our resident female. This is amazing to watch as …
By Lindsey, Wildlife Interpretation Officer It’s been all go on the Osprey front. Our resident male doesn’t seem to know what to do with the new female. He’s made several …
What a day of excitement here at Loch of the Lowes! With no fewer than four Ospreys seen on the reserve today, the trickle has become a flood! Firstly our …
Very exciting news – we believe that our resident male, “Lady’s” fourth mate who was new last year, has returned to Loch of the Lowes. At around 3.15 this afternoon an Osprey …
Dear Supporters, In last week’s post on March 14th we announced the great news that we had been given the go-ahead to continue with the Satellite tracking project into 2013 and …