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So we are obviously avoiding disturbance of them, but they are wonderful birds to see back. the fear we have is the birds will be disturbed from people either walking and getting too close to the nest, orfrom being on the water, either kayaking orjet skiing. but the hope is that won't happen and the birds will come back next year and they will breed successfully and we will have a breeding pair of sea eagles on loch lomond. these waters, quiet today, can get noisy. just to let you know we have set up an exclusion zone in this area. we are restricting all traffic. so there is now a restricted a...

I don't think my luck�*s in today, unfortunately. no sign today, no. the loch lomond pair arrived during the quiet of lockdown. experts hope, even as it gets busier again, they will choose to stay. very heavily protected, so we are obviously avoiding disturbance of them, but they are wonderful birds to see back. the fear we have is the birds will be disturbed from people either walking and getting too close to the nest, orfrom being on the water, either kayaking orjet skiing. but the hope is that won't happen and the birds will come back next year and they will breed successfully and we will...

Walking and getting too close to the nest, orfrom being on the water, either kayaking orjet skiing. but the hope is that won't happen and the birds will come back next year and they will breed successfully and we will have a breeding pair of sea eagles on loch lomond. but not everyone is happy to see the birds return. in some locations, sea eagles have attacked lambs. and while this hasn't happened here, farmers are concerned and warn they will be counting their livestock. it is more than a century since sea eagles have been seen nesting this close to glasgow. their reappearance means a new ba...