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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…
…Trust Kingfisher sightings go from infrequent in the summer time, to daily in the winter time. We’ve been seeing a kingfisher or two a day from the visitor centre for…
Are you longing to see a kingfisher? Would you like to see basking seals? Or, do you like to challenge yourself to identify wading birds? Well, at Montrose Basin there…
…wildlife on the reserve. Winter is one of the best times to visit the Basin – kingfisher sightings could almost be described as ‘reliable’, the diversity of wading birds and…
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…
…kingfisher too, the first time I saw one I couldn’t believe it – I really thought it was a cardboard cut-out or something, it just looked so beautiful! I could…
…is famous for its spectacular waterfalls, historic visitors and scenic woodland walks. Over 100 bird species have been recorded including dipper, raven and kingfisher. Daubenton’s bats can be spotted feeding…
…including small pearl-bordered fritillary. Look out for a flash of blue from a kingfisher along the river. Cumbernauld Glen forms part of the Cumbernauld Living Landscape partnership project, which the…
…seeing ospreys fishing over the Basin daily, pink-footed goose season is fast-approaching, and we’re still anticipating our first kingfisher sighting since breeding season began back in March! Remember to book…
