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…in our own gardens, who will happily spend several days hopping about being fed by their parents before flying for the first time, a young osprey needs height and lift…
…read that blog here to learn more about the story. We wanted to do an updated blog post because of how much wonderful feedback we got from our original kingfisher…
…through that pocket and we did end up clearing the whole reserve. It was an epic achievement and we were so happy and relieved to have finally cleared all those…
…enough to spend time there. Key to the beauty of Scotland’s seascapes is its diversity of marine wildlife. With skyscraper high colonies of seabirds, as well as the chance of…
…Trust, said: “The variety of wildlife and landscapes in Scotland provide no end of creative inspiration, from rugged Highland peaks where the elements are felt acutely, to the stillness experienced…
…successful breeding season together. Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve and Visitor Centre is open to the public seven-days a week from 10:30-17:00 until the end of October when it…
…it’s probably because it has just recently emerged and is still in it’s adolescence! The Golden Ringed Dragonfly can spend more than 5 years as a nymph before the…
This summer, we launched our Words of the Wild nature writing competition, encouraging people to send us stories inspired by Scotland’s wildlife and wild places. We had a fantastic response,…
…hours, speaking about their special interests)! If I can be half as knowledgeable as they are by the end of this summer then I’ll consider it a huge success, but…
…the ospreys head south at the end of summer.” This milestone makes the long hours our volunteers and staff spent watching over the nest earlier this year feel very worthwhile….
