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We're excited the new osprey pair are spending time on the Loch Arkaig nest. They appear to be very young birds, potentially only two or three years old, and on their first migration back to the UK. We don't think they are capable of breeding yet, although it can't be ruled out. It's quite normal for very young ospreys like this to have a first year where they begin to bond as a pair but don't actually raise any chicks. We hope they stick around so we can watch their antics over the summer. Keep

Our Loch Arkaig OspreyCam is now live! Arkaig ospreys Louis and Aila raised a single chick in 2017, a male named Lachlan. They returned in spring 2018 for a second season and laid three eggs, but sadly a hungry pine marten stole the clutch. The adults remained around the nest and provided us with plenty of entertainment and interesting osprey behaviour. We hope to see them back at their nest soon! In the meantime, enjoy the highlights of the 2018 breeding season. Follow the story from the heart

Today we're taking you on a virtual tour of Loch Arkaig in the Scottish Highlands. Sit back and relax as you experience an osprey's-eye view of the Caledonian pine forest. The osprey cam offers a window into the lives of our resident pair, Louis and Aila, but we only get to see a small part of the wild landscape they call home. There's so much more to see of this 2,500 acre site. Freshwater lochs meet mountain and moorland, eagles swoop over the shores and rare moss and lichen cling to the ancie

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Thank you to everyone who has supported us in our mission to save Loch Arkaig – it really will make a big difference to this stunningly beautiful woodland in the Scottish highlands. We’re on the brink of being able to begin, in partnership with local community organisation Arkaig Community Forest, our most ambitious restoration project ever but there’s still so much more to do to reach our £4.5million target. We really would appreciate every extra pound you can give. Find out more about how you