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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Had an hour shivering in the main hide, lots of recent tree chewing by the Beavers near the hide, might have to try filming them when it warms up a bit -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Loch of the Lowes is not RSPB though is it? We first joined the SWT there when we lived in Perth, when we moved to Angus we joined the ADBC for a while, but dropped out due to work getting in the way, now retired we re-joined this year, but health issues mean we have hardly been out, hope next... -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
When I first went there nearly 20 years ago there were RSPB folk there at weekends, but I haven't seen anyone there for years, though someone does turn up as the chicken wire was put round the bits they didn't want to end up as Beaver food. -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
I find it too overgrown too and so it seems does a lot of the wildlife, I wonder if the Beavers being there has stopped any maintenance being done now. -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
I saw one years ago on the out skirts of Inverkeilor, I got in a right row for not reporting it, I had no idea they were so rare up here, I used to see them regularly down south. -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
A Hobby has been seen hawking after dragon flies today at the Gullery hide. -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Two Cranes photographed near the Loch very early this morning, also a Wood Sandpiper in the Bogbean. -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Go on then I'll ask......................................piece of willow????................(cricket bat?) -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Give it a visit at least once a month to see the place come alive, see the Ospreys hunting, Bearded Tits in those reeds and even the chance of a Beaver -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Called in at Kinnordy on our way home from the Glens, very quiet here too, not a single Osprey, which I thought odd for this time of year, got some nice distant views of both Marsh Harriers hunting. Marsh Harrier female by tigerburnie, on Flickr -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Work seems to be finished, car park open. -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Had a couple of hours here today, had 6 Ospreys hunting over the Loch at one point, it was quite quiet, a Water Rail flew past and half a dozen photographers managed to miss it completely, to busy blethering lol. Male Marsh Harrier busy hunting too, quite a lot of Swifts hawking insects in front... -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
Who thought doing building work on a nature reserve in the breeding season was a good idea? -
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Birding at Loch of Kinnordy
I don't visit Kinnordy as much as I should do, but will be going a bit more once it starts to warm up a bit, a great place to see birds and also mammals like Otters and even Beaver(I am yet to see one). This Gadwall is not rare, but unusual round here. This hen Pheasant was creeping around in...