Bat and Moth Night!
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The reserve is home to a great deal of insect life that can be seen during both the day and the night. From bees buzzing from flower to flower, butterflies …
Reserve Sightings
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Probably the most exciting sightings this week have been the 3 Moorhen chicks. 2 were first seen on the 15th, with 3 sighted today at the Kingfisher Pond outside the …
Wild It Yourself
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If the TV programmes, magazines, and paper articles are anything to go by then Britain has been bitten by the D.I.Y. and up-cycling bug and it’s easy enough to take …
Practical Volunteer Day
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Kicking back in the garden sipping an ice cold drink, getting stuck into a good book whilst the bbq warms up behind you……..is there a better way to enjoy the …
Summer Badger Watches
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A definite highlight for me this year has been running the badger watches at the Falls of Clyde and spending time sitting quietly near the sett observing the badgers as …
Much Ado About Mothing
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With National Moth Night 2014 fast approaching what better time is there to champion these underrated nocturnal wonders? Often the first question that needs to be answered when speaking about …
Victorian Grand Tour
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If you are interested in the history of New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde, curious about what was happening on the reserve 150 years ago, or just looking for a …
What do you mean we have no chicks?
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We might not have any Osprey chicks but there is still a lot happening in and around the centre. After a weekend of wet and weary weather we have had …
Reserve Sightings
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Our influx of good Spring sightings has continued over the last few weeks, with a Little Egret and an Iceland Gull being the pick of the bunch. The Little Egret …
Through the generations
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On bank holiday Monday (5th May) we are expecting our first peregrine chick in two years! Last year our birds were sadly unsuccessful. Our current pair have been together since …