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Watch wildlife online. Watch live and recorded footage of some of Scotland’s most incredible wildlife. We have wildlife cameras located on several of our reserves, bringing you on-screen footage at the click of a button. You can also watch our monthly wildlife highlights video, catch up on our series of wildlife talks and follow the tracks ...
17. Apr. 2024 · The female osprey reveals the first egg of the 2024 season at Loch of the Lowes. The mottled egg, which is around the size of a duck’s egg, appeared after a 6-minute labour during a lull in the strong winds that the ospreys have had to endure in recent days. Female ospreys typically lay between two and three eggs in a season, so further eggs ...
7. Mai 2024 · It is with a very heavy heart that we announce that LM12, a male osprey that has bred on the Trust’s Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve since 2012, was found dead near Dunkeld on Friday 3 May. The following day, Police Scotland issued a statement appealing for any information that the local community might have that could help establish the ...
Our webcam at Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre & Wildlife Reserve offers a close up view of life on a Perthshire osprey nest. Visit our website to see how yo...
1. März 2019 · The Early Years; 1971 – 1984. 1971 saw the first successful breeding season at Loch of the Lowes, with 2 chicks being fledged. The following year the Duke of Atholl opened the Visitors Centre and despite human disturbance to the nest the pair managed to fledge 3 chicks. 1973 saw a 3rd nest being built and the following years saw mixed ...
7. Mai 2024 · The Start of a New Osprey Era at Lowes? Following the desperately sad loss of LM12, it has been encouraging to observe NC0 spending more time off the nest caring for herself by bathing and heading off on several fishing trips. The eggs have not been viable for several days now, after an extended period of exposure at night in the rain.
20. Mai 2024 · Very sad that both Loch Garten and Loch of the Lowes have suffered natural losses/disruption this year. Personally, I don’t think the police were wrong – as you say, asking for information now logically leads to the assumption of criminal human activity but someone might have come forward saying ‘I’ve seen two osprey fighting’ or ‘I saw a big bird hit a powerline’,
