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Damselfly spreading its wings
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OSPREY WEBCAM Loch of Lowes
Will Lady return to this Perthshire nesting site for a 23rd consecutive year? She usually arrives during last week of March. Click on image above to see if she is on the nest.
OSPREY BLUE44 on 1st migration
Satellite tracking on Lady’s 2012 chick at SWT Loch of the Lowes. Read my blog on his story here. Follow Blue 44 & Angus Blue YD by clicking on image above.
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GARDEN VISITS, WALK WITH ME...
No need for sensible shoes. Just click on the photo link above :-)
GARDEN BIRD VIDEOS, COME SEE WHO CATCHES MY EYE...
I’ve noticed Sparrowhawks appear in the garden during wind and rain. To see my more regular visitors they are hiding behind the handsome chap above – just click on his photo :-)
BLUE TIT NESTBOX DIARY 2010
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Six eggs, two attentive parents, hundreds of caterpillars, insects & live mealworms. Result… six chicks successfully fledge! Click on photo link above to follow their story through chat, photos & video.
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Whitethroat.4 hours ago
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Large Skipper4 hours ago
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Highfield Gardens and Nymans..5 hours ago
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Is the Wait Over?14 hours ago
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Two flowers showed up in a garden20 hours ago
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Overpowering Summer2 days ago
WHERE IN THE WORLD AM I?
My small garden is in Perthshire, Scotland. I don’t have salmon in my pond, red deer in my borders, ospreys nesting in my acers or red squirrels at my peanut feeders! Nor do I have the world’s highest hedge, paths exciting enough for the serious cyclist and enough of a lawn for golf! However, Perthshire does plus many beautiful gardens too… follow the photo link above to see :-)
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