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…be raised on the outside edge. To strengthen the raised section, double posts were used instead of single. Work in progress. A petrol driven post driver was used to drive…
…end of the laying sequence. Pigmentation is one of the last processes to occur before the egg is laid, and a paler third egg almost gives the impression of pigment…
…end of the blog and see what all the fuss is about. It was a busy start to the week for our pair of breeding ospreys LM12 (male) and NC0…
…visit Lowes. We end this week on a high, with well fed chicks with full crops, LM12 back on fishing form and more warm weather on the horizon. Make sure…
…end up endlessly listing all the great things you can see at different times of year. It turns out there is no ‘best time’ to visit Montrose Basin – it…
…in July. Mature willow, alder and birch trees fringe the south side of Loch Ardinning while reeds and rushes at the northern end provide cover for wildfowl including tufted ducks….
…period with my boyfriend and his family in England. This was my first British Christmas, which was very different to what I’m used to, but I had such a good…
…or Hawthorn Fly. This is a very common species and it is very distinctive, because it dangles its long legs beneath it as it flies. They are so named because…
…at 5pm on Sunday 21 March at the end of a long migration north. He wasted no time in beginning to arrange the nest, moving sticks and twigs around in…
