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Freshwater fish populate all bodies of water, from small pools to large rivers and lochs. Scotland has over a dozen native species of freshwater fish with a wide diversity in…
…off course. Depending on the direction of the wind they could end up over deserts – with no opportunities to find food and exposed to unexpected predators – or in…
…from our lochs and rivers altogether. “We’re pleased to see the Scottish Government supports the recommendations put forward by the working group. It has already delivered one of the key…
Dragonflies and damselflies love watery habitats. You can find them in places like lochs, ponds, rivers, canals, burns and bogs! Scotland is home to around 29 different species and summer…
…ponds and rivers to sip the water. Curiously, the swallows that summer in the UK travel further than those that spend the warmer months in Europe. While European barn swallows…
…grooming. Photo: Joe Devereux Dipper pairs will typically hold a territory spanning about half a kilometre along suitable rivers. In good areas, several pairs might set up territories on consecutive…
…They are largely widespread in the African continent and are known for nesting in all sorts of places, such as rivers, marshes, lakes, cliffs, crocodile old runways (!) and trees….
…Minibeasts can be found almost anywhere: under rocks or logs, in trees, grass and bushes, or in ponds and rivers. Even in your own home. We have our daylight dwellers…
