BALGAVIES LOCH OSPREYS 2019

Thanks Mary, stunning photos from Darren as usual.
I visited Balgavies 3-4 times in past weeks.
I only saw the female. Blue KR3 was not around, but I didn't spend much time there: with no chicks this year, events are rare and not very exciting, difficult to stay more than a couple of hours without getting bored.
I join you in hoping for a better season next year, at all nests.

Thanks MARY I have missed you not posting but guessed the reason Itoo keep looking at my picture of our dearest EJ and feeling overwhelmingly sad still can't take in that she is gone

Thanks so much for another outstanding collection of Darren's incredible photos of the oh so handsome male

I toohope next year at Balgevies is successful and that another wonderful pai claim Loch Garten nest I haven't been able to look at it this year It seems all wrong for EJ not to be there and for no other ospreys to carry on the tradition

Hi Roberto

I did wonder if you had been to Balgavies this season, as I knew you probably would be in Scotland at some point, I just returned from Italy yesterday morning ha ha... so we are doing our bit for tourism in both countries.   

I did visit Loch Insh several times in July, I hope you managed to see the three chicks there too.  

Lets hope for better times at both LG and Balgavies next year. 

Thanks Patily, hopefully next season will be better, especially for LG, it is very sad that no ospreys have taken up residence, so everything crossed for next year. 

I do hope that BF17 (Balgavies female) and KR3 make it back from migration next year too.   

We can only wait and see what transpires, 2020  will be here before you know it, when we started watching in 2011 the closed season seemed to take forever, now it just rushes past, must be my advancing years that makes things go quicker now 

Mary, Thanks to you and to Darren for the lovely photos of the male from another nest in Angus. Fingers crossed that both Balgavies and Loch Garten nests each have a pair of Ospreys in residence and successful and non-traumatic seasons in 2020.

Peter Brown took some fab photos of Blue YD at Guardbridge on Friday 23rd August 2019.  

It is brilliant to hear that he has been sighted and is safe and well.    I think we can presume that he must have a nest somewhere in the Fife/Angus area as he is usually seen fishing in Montrose Basin, Kinnordy or Guardbridge.   

LINK TO BALGAVIES FACEBOOK PAGE

This little bit of news has made me so happy 

Good Morning MARY Nice to see you hear and with good news about Blue YD Thank you Makes me happy too MARY Going to look at your link

Fantastics photos and I see he still has his tracker What a pity it stopped working we would know for certain where he may have a nest/mate/family

Good to see you are still with us Mary.

MaryGK said:

Peter Brown took some fab photos of Blue YD at Guardbridge on Friday 23rd August 2019.  

It is brilliant to hear that he has been sighted and is safe and well.    I think we can presume that he must have a nest somewhere in the Fife/Angus area as he is usually seen fishing in Montrose Basin, Kinnordy or Guardbridge.   

LINK TO BALGAVIES FACEBOOK PAGE

This little bit of news has made me so happy 

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Excellent news Mary, maybe he is at Tentsmuir Forest, it is nearby. Ian