Scaley winged pollinators of the night
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What am I? I am drawn to the light but fly mostly at night… I have scales on my wings and I’m silent in flight… I am a pollinator who …
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What am I? I am drawn to the light but fly mostly at night… I have scales on my wings and I’m silent in flight… I am a pollinator who …
In 2021, we set up a monitoring group at Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve to survey the River Clyde, running through the reserve, to get a picture of how healthy …
The badgers at the Falls of Clyde are probably our most famous residents. With an estimate of between 50-60 within the reserve there are constantly signs, showing the activity badgers …
To everybody planning a visit Falls of Clyde over the next month or so there is a load to look forward to on your visit. Corra Linn is glistening in …
Happy May Nature Lovers! We are in bloom at the Falls of Clyde! Why not come visit us and see how many wildflowers you can find. Here are five little …
There’s a lot to love about dippers, and the Falls of Clyde is a great place to watch these river specialists in action, as visitors have discovered this summer.
To mark Bog Day 2021, we take a closer look at Cander Moss, one of our reserves in Lanarkshire, where we are working to improve the health of this important habitat.
June brings out the early summer wildflowers at the Falls of Clyde. Here are five to spot on your next visit to the reserve.
May is a terrific time to spot wildflowers at the Falls of Clyde. Here are five more lesser-known species to get familiar with.
Do you know your woodland wildflowers? Now is a great time to brush up on your species ID and track the changing season as nature bursts back into life.