As you might have seen from our counterparts' blog at Tweed Valley, it's osprey breeding season once again. Unlike Tweed Valley, though, here at Aberfoyle, we're still waiting for the birds to return to their nest.
The good news is that ospreys have been spotted close by, so we're keeping our fingers crossed that they'll soon be back on camera.
At David Marshall Lodge, the viewing room is open (10.00am - 5.00pm 7days) and the cameras are on - but at the moment, the only birds on view are the tits, busying themeselves in their nest box.
Our other cameras feature tawny and barn owl nests, a bird feeder, and of course the osprey nest.
This year we're welcoming a new interpretation officer, Robert, who will be keeping us up to speed with what's going on throughout the season.
We'll be bringing you updates on the blog, but you can also sign up to our Twitter feed to get news too: http://www.twitter.com/fcscotland.
We hope to see you at David Marshall Lodge but if you can't visit, we'll try to keep you involved with our posts here.
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