Wildife and Bird Watching in Fife, Tayside & Central Scotland
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- Argaty Red kites
- Isle of May National Nature Reserve
- Loch of Kinnordy
- Loch of the Lowes wildlife reserve
- Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve.
- Queen Elizabeth Forest Park & the David Marshall Lodge
- St Cyrus National Nature Reserve
- Tay Estuary dolphins
- Trossachs Bird of Prey Trail
- Vane Farm Bumblebee Sanctuary
- Vane Farm RSPB, Loch Leven.
Recent Fife, Tayside & Central Scotland news
- 20 Feral beavers to be trapped in Scotland
- Gamekeeper on Scottish estate convicted of placing poison bait
- Sea eagle numbers reach new levels in Scotland
- Geese flocking to Scotland in record numbers
- Scotland’s white-tailed sea eagles spread their wings
- Worst year on record for bird poisoning in Scotland – 2009
- Osprey update 2010 - Remarkable Loch of Lowes bird lays 58th egg!
- Fears mount for survival of UK’s most famed osprey
- Common Cranes cause stir at Forfar nature reserve
- UK’s oldest osprey lays its 56th egg
- Osprey update 2010 - First ospreys arrive back in the UK
- Scotland Red kites number reach highest level for 150 years
- New salt marsh to be created at Grangemouth
- Record breaking year for sea eagles
More Fife, Tayside & Central Scotland news
- Osprey update - Final 2009.
- 20 more Sea eagles chicks arrive on Scotland’s east coast
- 400 species of butterflies and moths recorded on Scottish nature reserve
- Water voles reintroduced into the Trossachs
- Scotland’s oldest breeding osprey has hatched two more chicks
- The Scottish Marine Wildlife Watching Code
- Scotland’s oldest osprey lays a record-breaking 53rd egg
- 100,000 hectares to be designated as red squirrel refuges
- 210 Red kite chicks fledge in Scotland in 2008. New visitor centre opens at Argaty
- Special area designated to protect Scotland’s Taiga bean geese
- Fifteen Sea eagle chicks released in Eastern Scotland
- Sustainable farming awards – Finalists announced
- UK’s largest puffin colony numbers down by 30%
- Scottish Wildlife Trust & RSPB propose new course design for controversial Trump golf course
- Donald Trump golf course rejected by council
Sea eagle numbers reach new levels in ScotlandThe Scottish population passed the 50 breeding pairs milestone and produced more young per pair than in any other year since their reintroduction 35 years ago.
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Worst year on record for bird poisoning in Scotland – 20092009 marked the highest number of confirmed poisoning incidents discovered in a single year in Scotland in the past two decades, according to an annual report by RSPB Scotland.
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Osprey update 2010 - First ospreys arrive back in the UKThe bird thought to be oldest breeding female of its kind ever recorded in the UK returned for the 20th consecutive year to the Loch of the Lowes wildlife reserve, astonishing wildlife experts.
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