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A couple of weeks ago I had asked if anyone had any unexpected visitors in their gardens and I was overwhelmed with responses, so thank you for getting in touch! …
The ‘Beast from the East’ and all the snow, hail and wind it brought with it was beginning to seem like a distant memory, but now that the weather has …
The ‘Beast from the East’ brought with it ‘Hysteria from Siberia’ (milk anyone?). But it also brought an abundance of unexpected birds into our gardens. With the snow a distant …
A group of woodpeckers is called a ‘descent’ and it is exactly what I saw a couple of weeks ago on the reserve – five great spotted woodpeckers were calling …
At Loch of the Lowes our bird and squirrel feeding station is topped up daily by staff and volunteers. During heavy snow days like today, we are lucky to have …
We’ve been noticing lots of signs of Spring these past few weeks – snowdrops are starting to crop up all around the visitor centre, the garden birds are beginning to …
As I sit here writing this article, I am serenaded by a dipper just outside the office window. They are easy to see at any time of year here at …
Following on from last week, I wanted to talk more about sparrowhawks. There is a reason that they are the most common bird of prey to visit your garden and …
Earlier in the week, one of my volunteers contacted me to say they had found a dead sparrowhawk in their garden. The sparrowhawk is one of our most widespread and …
It’s that time again – people are coming up with resolutions, looking back on the good (and bad!) parts of the last year, and turning over new leaves. We could …