Halloween Spooktacular
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On the weekend of the 29th and 30th of October the Falls of Clyde visitor centre will be having a special Halloween event. The Halloween spooktacular weekend will included traditional …
Autumn is in full swing here at the Falls of Clyde
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The weather is beginning to cool off (even after that little heat wave a few weeks ago) and our woodland is beginning to undergo its yearly transformation. It’s a beautiful …
When is a good time to see the falls?
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We often receive phonecalls regarding the best time to visit the waterfalls at the Falls of Clyde. Sometimes we have scheduled waterfall days where the hydroelectric powerstation is switched off …
Looking back on our guided bat walk
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A few weeks ago a dedicated group of people headed up on to the reserve to investigate one of the lesser known inhabitants of the woodland. Led by our resident …
Waterfall Week – 22nd-26th August
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I am pleased to inform you that the Hydro-Electric Power Station will be turned off on Monday 22nd August until Friday 26th August. This means that all the water in …
Best places to see butterflies on the reserve
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If you’ve been walking through the reserve lately on a hot sunny day you might have seen some of the butterfly species that live here. 12 different species of butterfly …
Corra Linn waterfall swelled by heavy rain
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The waterfall is looking rather spectacular after the heavy rainfall we have had over the past couple of days. If anyone is looking to come and see Corra Linn and …
Massive bee colony in the visitor centre
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Our resident bee colony here in the visitor centre has been described by local expert and hive owner as the largest colony of its type that he has ever seen. Brian …
Moth Madness – 25th August
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Come and join our ranger team in taking a closer look at moths: The mysterious visitors in the night. Many people are afraid of moths or just annoyed with them …
Watch badgers at the Falls of Clyde
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The human visitors to the reserve might be grateful for good weather but some of our resident wildlife might not be so pleased! Badgers can eat up to 200 earthworms …