Wonder At The Willow – Jim Crumley
This adaptable tree is a vital part of many Scottish ecosystems, as Jim Crumley explains FOUR THOUSAND feet up on Braigh Riabhach where the Wells of Dee […]
This adaptable tree is a vital part of many Scottish ecosystems, as Jim Crumley explains FOUR THOUSAND feet up on Braigh Riabhach where the Wells of Dee […]
Brand new for 2019 - our Wildlife Calendar with stunning imagery and fascinating facts from Polly Pullar on some of Scotland's most iconic species.
Regular contributor Polly Pullar has an exciting new book out on the pine martens of Ardnamurchan - and we've got five copies to give away! Mobile previewDesktop previewEdit snippet
For nature expert Jim Crumley, the remarkable sight of an osprey fishing never ceases to amaze. Read his fascinating account of one such encounter here...
Lunga, in the Treshnish Isles, is one of the best places to see puffins in Scotland. Find out more here, and check out our gallery from a recent visit!
Our nature expert Jim Crumley encounters a jay, or, as the colourful bird is described in Gaelic, a “sgreuchag-choille” – screamer of the woods One of those half-dark-at-noon January […]
When startled by a microlight or helicopter, geese and whooper swans have an unusual and dramatically different response… Sometimes the hardest part is getting into the passenger seat from […]
No prizes for herons in fashion or architecture… Herons, I once wrote, are flamingos dressed by Presbyterians. I like the image so much, here it is again. The writer’s conceit, revisiting […]
An insight into a typical day for nature writer Jim Crumley … I am walking the line between Highland and Lowland, a ridge to the south of the Trossachs’ mountain heart. […]
As the forests of Scotland revive, Jim Crumley reckons its about time a former resident deserves a billet I once sat and watched a pair of captive lynxes for half an […]
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