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Loch Of The Lowes Osprey Webcam 2011 (1 Viewer)

Cosworthlady

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only 3 or so weeks til the ospreys are back in the UK after wintering in warmer climes. So far there have been 2 recorded sightings of early birds who are back.

What Will this season bring? Will our marge return? Will the hapless Frank come back? Only time Will tell. All we can be assured of is that it'll be a rollercoaster ride :).

When the new camera is up and running on the nest I'll post a link to it or if anybody else sees it please post it. Looking forward to seeing all the familiar names and greeting new ones.

Hold onto your breeks and hats folks ...... The season is about to start.
 
Hi Ann

As you say, it won't be long now.B :) I was just going to say it can't be as dramatic as last year, but you never know do you..... but surely not....

D
 
yes I've pre ordered it. There is also a book that the bloggers made and its brilliant. It tells the story of last years season with poetry from the bloggers. I have 3 poems in it. Its available from the Scottish wildlife trust. I can really recommend it. Its called lady of the loch. All money raised from it went towards the chicks being tagged. Its £12 plus postage. Ann chaplin ordered 2 it was that good :)
 
the lady who wrote the book sadly never got to see our marge. She didn't go to the loch until the 4th august and by then she'd done her fly past and was on her way south.
 
Hi Anne,

Glad to see you got the new thread up and running. It seems as if the season has already begun not like in the old days when we had to wait well into April before the communications started.

Just for the record I think that Marge will be back :)
 
Hi Ann

As you say, it won't be long now.B :) I was just going to say it can't be as dramatic as last year, but you never know do you..... but surely not....

D

History has told us not to say that. A Great Horned Owl has laid eggs in the Lake Barkley osprey nest in Kentucky. That is pretty dramatic for a first event of 2011. I think the osprey will have to conclude that they need a new home.
 
Hi Anne,

Glad to see you got the new thread up and running. It seems as if the season has already begun not like in the old days when we had to wait well into April before the communications started.

Just for the record I think that Marge will be back :)

that would be awesome. Put it this way i won't be surprised if she comes back. I also won't be surprised if she doesn't though. I'd love her to return.
 
Agree with that Ann.

Though... if she doesn't come back I think we'll be in for another roller-coaster ride, with females battling for the nest.... heartbreak with broken eggs... gawd - don't think I can watch:eek!:

D
 
Sightings

only 3 or so weeks til the ospreys are back in the UK after wintering in warmer climes. So far there have been 2 recorded sightings of early birds who are back.

Where have the sightings been ? Surely not in Scotland ? Im hanging onto my breeks..!
 
these ospreys are early birds,i have a pair of mutes nearby which have been sitting on a nest for at least 5 days, strange after the severe winter we have had,if marge returns im going to make her my number one osprey visiting place,i have a few breeding pairs near me but marge certainly will deserve first place
 
these ospreys are early birds,i have a pair of mutes nearby which have been sitting on a nest for at least 5 days, strange after the severe winter we have had,if marge returns im going to make her my number one osprey visiting place,i have a few breeding pairs near me but marge certainly will deserve first place

i have butterflies just thinking about her.
 
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