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Autumn at Montrose Basin is always an exciting thing to experience. Wading birds return to the reserve after breeding season, kingfisher sightings increase, and by the end of September, the…
…avoid consuming the upper surface. They begin to hibernate around the end of September before resuming feeding in spring the following year, and pupate at the end of May, with…
…of the greatest times of my life. How did I end up volunteering with Scottish Wildlife Trust? That part of the story is not spectacular, I simply couldn’t find an…
…in fact all different birds. One thing is for sure, NC0 our resident female, was not happy. At the end of this video you can hear her increase the volume…
A large, brightly coloured moth, the Garden Tiger Moth is on the wing towards the end of the summer, during July and August. It is a night-flying moth of scrub-covered…
Make your very own nature wand. This activity is all about fun, imagination and being inspired by nature. Your wand can be used for many things: to help you focus…
Enjoy autumn’s wild delights this weekend at Edinburgh’s exclusive wildlife reserve The Scottish Wildlife Trust will hold a free open day at its Bawsinch and Duddingston Wildlife Reserve this weekend…
The common darter is a small, narrow-bodied dragonfly which is on the wing from the end of June right through to October, or even November in a warm autumn. This…
…weather across the UK at the end of March. But now that the weather has returned to normal, and both of our resident Ospreys have arrived and are settling in,…
…enough. The grading season starts towards the end of September and runs through until the end of winter. cell-grown hazel trees frozen in the snow It’s a relatively simple process,…
