An IDF quadcopter fell in Lebanon during routine operations due to a technical fault on Friday, according to the IDF Spokesperson's Unit.
There is no concern of information being leaked.
The incident comes just days after an IDF Skylark drone fell due to a technical fault in Al Fara, north of Nablus, on Wednesday as it was overflying clashes between Palestinians and Israeli troops.
The Skylark was retrieved by the IDF although Palestinian reports claimed that it had been shot down.
On Tuesday, Palestinian media reported that a crashed Israeli Skylark drone was found in a field in the northern Gaza Strip. Initial reports indicated the drone crashed during Operation Guardian of the Walls.
Since an alleged Israeli suicide drone attack in the suburbs of Beirut in 2019, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has warned that Israeli aircraft that enter Lebanese airspace would be shot down.
Despite the threat, sightings of Israeli aircraft are reported in Lebanese airspace by local media on an almost weekly, if not daily, basis. A couple of quadcopters have been shot down near the border, but larger aircraft have reportedly flown in the airspace undamaged.
Anna Ahronheim contributed to this report.