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Scotland has many internationally important colonies of sea and shorebirds. On estuary mudflats you may find oystercatchers or curlews searching for food in the mud. In the summertime, our cliffs …
4-7, 8-12, 12-15, Birds, Coastal, Improve your wildlife knowledge, Practice mindfulness in nature, Outside, Spring, Summer, Parent, Group leader, TeacherLets recycle, craft and grow! Making wildflower seed balls is a great way to recycle scrap paper whilst adding some fun into planting! Once done, they can be planted in …
4-7, 8-12, 12-15, 16+, Invertebrates, Plants, Urban nature, Create wild arts and crafts, Help nature, Inside, Spring, Autumn, Child, Parent, Group leaderSome of the birds we see in Scotland and in our gardens have travelled thousands of miles to get there! For example, swallows travel 200 miles a day to get …
4-7, 8-12, 12-15, Birds, Woodland, Freshwater, Create wild arts and crafts, Improve your wildlife knowledge, Inside, Spring, Autumn, All Year, Child, Parent, Group leader, TeacherThe sunflower, meaning flower of the sun, is the symbol of summer and happiness! They are very recognisable with their bright yellow petals and tall green stalks. Although, there are …
Early years, 4-7, 8-12, 12-15, Plants, Urban nature, Help nature, Outside, Spring, Summer, Child, Parent, Group leader, TeacherThe osprey is one of Scotland’s most iconic birds of prey! These birds fly a huge distance to spend summers in Scotland, and once the breeding season is over they …
Early years, 4-7, 8-12, Birds, Freshwater, Create wild arts and crafts, Inside, Spring, Summer, All Year, Child, Parent, Group leader, TeacherOspreys are birds of prey that migrate to Scotland in the summer to breed. This quiz will test your knowledge of these amazing birds. We have divided the quiz by …
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