Roxy is ranging more widely in her home range in November – just over 40 square kilometres. On 4 nights in November she roosted in pine plantations inland from the Crook Inn in Tweedsmuir. She was also to the east of Broad Law at 2pm on 17th November
North Monadhliaths
On 13th flew to Coignafearn and Garrogie, and then on 16th to Dunmaglass and Aberarder, and on 17th back to Coignafearn.
Big move down to Loch Earn area
Angus 33 left the Angus Glens on 6th March and flew to the Glen tilt area of North Perthshire. On 7th flew south over the Pitlochry area and from 7th to 11th March was living in the hills SE of north Loch Tay (same area as eaglet Foinavon). At 2pm on 11th March she flew on SW to the hills south of Loch Earn.
Moved to Corwharn and almost certainly met sibling 26
Angus 33 was in Glenfeshie 15th -16th, and then flew to north Perthshire. On 17th flew to Glen Shee and at 3pm was at Mount Blair. Flew on to Badandun Hill and ranged in that area south to Cat Law on 20th; 23rd to 24th just west of Corwharn, favourite area for Angus 26.
Through Monadhliaths to the Slochd
33 was in the SW end of Monadhliaths on 7th and that day flew to Coignafearn Estate at head of River Findhorn, where it ranged until 10th when it was near the Slochd, north of Carrbridge.
Stayed in Carrbridge area
33 did not go SE after all as at midday on 2nd February was SW of The Slochd, and north over the strath from its location on 31st January.
Monadhliaths and one 31st heading towards Strathspey and Cairngorms
The GPS is not picking up signals yet, but non GPS signals on 27th showed it roosting near Lock Killin, on the 29th in Coignafearn and this morning (31st) at 6.05am was in Kinveachy Forest, near Carrbridge. Signals at midday suggest it is heading back to Deeside.
Moving back east
Angus 33 near Loch Arkaig on 15th January and then poor quality transmissions showed movement east to the Newtonmore area on 19th and north to Garrogie in the Monadhliaths on 21st January.
Now in Lochaber
At last in this sunny weather, the transmitter started sending GPS locations, which showed that Angus 33 had moved to Kinlochleven area. On the afternoon of 13th, she was SE of Stob Ban, above Kinlochleven,a nd then moved west on 14th to Tom Meadhoin. On 15th in the morning in the steep wooded hillside above Loch Leven opposite the Kinlochleven campsite.
To Argyll
The weather in the west has been overcast and wet for nearly a month so the transmitters have had a bad time for GPS recording. Non GPS locations on 7th and 9th January were between Loch Etive and Bridge of Orchy.