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…tea, we often offered him a kingfisher sighting on his breaks. It’s lovely that the kingfisher on the mural was inspired by our very own resident female kingfisher (notice the…
…protect Scotland’s wildlife, including leading pioneering projects to reintroduce beavers to the wild and save the red squirrel, as well as maintaining over 120 wildlife reserves across Scotland and engaging…
…protected species in the area such as the red squirrel and the narrow-headed ant. And sadly yet again, we see a developer trying to undermine and disregard legislation put in…
…winner will be chosen afterwards. As a prize, the winner can choose to adopt an osprey, a beaver, or a red squirrel. Adopting an animal is a new campaign from…
…started seeing the tiniest of seedlings. On the whole we found that the due to the grass encroaching on the bare ground there are a reduced number of patches or…
…click the link to reveal the answers. Spoiler alert! Show the answers by clicking here 1. Wren 2. Red admiral 3. Starling 4. Fox 5. Brown 6. Goldfinch 7….
…and Cumbernauld, in Central Scotland. The Trust is also involved with the conservation of the iconic red squirrel, as well as the historic reintroduction of the Eurasian beaver in the…