Field Studies Council (FSC) - FSC. Aigas - Wildlife Holidays in the Highlands of Scotland. Speyside Wildlife, Aviemore, Cairngorms National Park, Scotland, bird watching, mammal watching, holidays, Rothiemurchus, Aviemore, Scotland for Walking, Outdoor Activities, Camping and Shopping. The RSPB. Highland Tiger : The Scottish Wildcat. Osprey tracking. You can turn individual migration tracks on and off using the checkboxes below. Please note that since Nov 2012 we have not been receiving data on Blue 44. Select the year chicks fledged: Reset mapFull screen Blue 44 This male osprey hatched on Monday 21 May 2012 at the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve in Perthshire.
Blue YD First seen on Tuesday 12 June 2012, this male osprey hatched at one of the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Angus reserves. View in Google Earth If you would like to follow the migration of the satellite-tracked ospreys within Google Earth, you can add the osprey satellite data to your copy of Google Earth. Adding the osprey data to Google Earth Launch the Google Earth software Go to the Add menu and click Network Link... How to use Google Earth Once the ospreys are in your list of Places you can use the toolbar on the left hand side to toggle on/off each tracked osprey and double click them to zoom straight to their location. Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Blog | The blog for ospreys, red squirrels, pine martens, and more. Nest material delivery 9th April by Marion Moore- copyright Our ospreys here at Loch of the Lowes have done more nest renovation this spring than I can ever remember!
It all started of course when the male arrived early on 21st March, and in the absence of his mate, started the yearly “housework”. This involved digging out sprouted grass, bringing in new sticks for the sides, and moss to line the centre- which is carefully excavated to create a safe and well insulated egg cup. Once our female osprey arrived on the 31st, she too got involved- often moving everything he had just brought in again till she’s happy! The nest cup is starting to look rather like a crater and soon the birds will need a ladder to climb out of it! Elsewhere , our young 2 year old osprey Blue YD continues to do well in Senegal and has spent most of the last week on a prime bit of beachside habitat – you can see his movements on our interactive map – follow the link to the right on this page. Highland Foundation for Wildlife — Working for wildlife. Purple Sage Medicinal Herbs.