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…vetch Bladder campion Goatsbeard Pignut Scentless mayweed Oxeye-daisy White campion Wild carrot Common agrimony Greater knapweed Purple loosestrife Red clover Red campion Perforate St John’s Wort Ribwort plantain Yarrow Harebell…
…in time for Valentine’s Day. Naming this year’s top three ‘Casanovas’ of the animal kingdom, SWT’s Chief Executive Simon Milne, said: “The natural world is full of time-honoured rituals which…
…they make during their “explosive” seed dispersal. Greater Stitchwort at Falls of Clyde. Photo: Shynne Foers Red Campion Red campion is a beautiful wildflower that will start to bloom as…
…pearl-bordered fritillary, chequered skipper and purple hairstreak, the latter two being relatively new colonists which are increasing their national distribution northwards as the climate changes; chequered skipper was first seen…
…and early in the season when the team ran the trap, we did manage to identify a white ermine (pictured), a peppered moth and a gypsy moth. The white ermine…
…instantly noticed the large forked tail and realised it was a red kite. Red kites are another success story after being reintroduced in 1996. It was overwhelming to see one…
The majestic red deer stag holds a strong cultural significance in Scotland. Throughout the centuries this impressive beast has been revered as a symbol of strength, nobility and wisdom. Our…
…Government’s 81 national performance indicators, measured by the proportion of adults making one or more visits to the outdoors per week. Back in 2006 this indicator stood at 44% but…
