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…minutes. Allow to cool. Use the fondant icing to decorate your biscuits as robins – use black for the eyes, beak and wings. Use swirls of red for the red…
…As their name suggests, common darters dart forward suddenly from a hovering position to catch their insect prey. They then take their catch to a favoured perch to eat it….
…the autumn and winter, red fruits known as ‘haws’ appear. Common Hawthorn is a rich habitat for all kinds of wildlife from Hawthorn Shield Bugs and Yellowhammers that feed on…
…to breeding grounds. Whether they have been over-wintering and are leaving us to head north or east, like redwings or geese, or our summer visitors, like osprey, flying up from…
The Narrow Headed Ant is a wood ant, which are the largest type of ant in Britain. The species is aggressive, sometimes attacking larger wood ants. Winged ants fly in…
…in red tape when they are already fully stretched tackling the nature and climate crisis. In addition to having serious implications for environmental protections in England, the Bill will have…
The common tern is a medium-sized tern and the one you are most likely to see away from known breeding colonies. Common terns are noisy in their colonies and, like…
…the reserve, we are privileged to be able to witness the fledging of our own feathered friends right here at Montrose Basin. Here are a few species you can expect…
