Globe ranging in a big area between Bonar Bridge and Ullapool; latterly south to Starthvaich on Fenbruary 22nd then upper Oykell and north tpowards Loch Shin and so towards Ben Mor Assynt.
Globe
Globe is a female ringed 3rd July 2013 inthe Foinavon Special Protection Area for Golden Eagles in north-west Sutherland. Part of the PhD research project on golden eagles by Derek Spencer, started in 2011 and supervised by Professor Des Thompson, SNH. Globe is named after the beautiful yellow globe flowers growing in the cliffs just below her eyrie. After fledging in the second half of July 2013 she remained close to the breeding site and slowly increased her range to 22 km² by the end of September – all within her parents’ home range. She made longer flights of 17 km northwards on 16th October and 8 km to the south-west on 18th October, but we do not know whether she was following her parents or not on these trips. She remained with her parents until the end of the year.
No change – moving towards the nesting season
Roxy has ranged in an area of 50 square km and looks to be thinking of nesting again
Wester Ross
Ranging widely in Caithness – NE Sutherland
Continues with big circuits to Wester Ross and back
106 carried out two ofher usual big circuits from North Perthshire/Glenfeshie to Wester Ross; the first trip she flew north on a westerly track on 19th February and back via the Monadhliaths on 27th February, then north again on same westerly track to Wester Ross on 1st March and back via Monadhliaths on 13th March. Another four year old female which has not yet settled on a future nesting site.
Ranging widely in Sutherland
Canisp ranged in a massive area of 1700 square km, some 65 km from Cape Wrath in the NW to north of Lairg. She was at Loch Choire south moors on 5th March, Cape Wrath side on 8th March, Tongue on 15th and ranging around Badanloch from 15th to 19th March. No sign of her settling down.









