
Image by Rosie Hopkins
Image by Rosie Hopkins
Take some time out and observe how these fantastic beasts survive in their habitat which we share with them.
“We first saw one of these a few years ago, and have seen several, since.”
Predicting what uncommon species are likely to arrive in late Spring is impossible – there are always some common species which don’t turn up and a few very uncommon species which do!
A development of 16 houses is to go ahead in Toab, twice the recommended density for the area.
“How about a pair of Poplar Hawk Moths, mating! “
“on the last weekend of May, we were wondering where we would go as our first farther away outing – walking farther afield, outdoors, should be OK. “
“The most noticeable recent sightings as regards migrants have been a male Hawfinch and a male Siskin in the Castle garden and a few Chiffchaffs – all in gardens”
“Lockdown doesn’t have to mean locked in or locked up.”
The Small Copper butterfly appears to be struggling, with numbers in Scotland falling by a third in the last ten years.