In terms of Scotland’s recolonisation, Loch of the Lowes was the Fifth Nest to be occupied and successful in raising young, since it all started in 1954 at Loch Garten.
Ospreys first appeared at Loch of the Lowes in 1969, they nested in 1970, however , that nest failed due to storm damage. The first succesful breeding at The site took place in 1971.
1969-1971
1972-1984
Celebrating 50 years
Loch of the Lowes Nest Tree 2015
SCREEN CAPTURES from LIVE CAMERA, (C) SWT
Information with reference to the Loch of the Lowes site.
Details, Loch of the Lowes is a Freshwater Loch Near Dunkeld in Central Scotland some 70 Km North of Edinburgh. It is owned by the Scottish Wildlife Trust and has been since 1969
Area: 98 ha
Height above Sea Level: 100 m
Average Depth: 7.5 m
Catchment Area: 14 km²
Primary Supply: Lunan Burn (stream)
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