The Wildlife Journals

Our encounters with wild animals

Tag: Seabirds

June 15, 2017June 15, 2017

The Isle of May

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September 21, 2016November 9, 2016

RSPB Troup Head

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August 31, 2016September 26, 2016

Ythan Estuary

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July 11, 2016September 26, 2016

RSPB Fowlsheugh

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From 1 May 2019 the Eurasian #Beaver will be formally protected under the EU habitats directive in Scotland 🙌🏻 • Announced this morning by @strathearnrose • Long overdue but very much welcome. • To celebrate here’s a beaver kit having a mighty good groom from last summer. • #atlast #finallyprotected #beavers #followme #videooftheday

Looking forward to spending some time back in the snow covered peaks of the #cairngorms with some of Scotland’s most enigmatic but vulnerable species. • #ptarmigan #cairngormsnationalpark #snow #wintercoat #wild #naturelovers #followme #photooftheday

For #standrewsday here’s some poetry fun about beavers and their benefits. • Filmed for @scottishwildbeaver • #beavers #benefits #poetry #followme #rewilding #conservation

This image of a mountain hare braving a spindrift storm high in the Cairngorms was shortlisted in this years @bwpawards but didn’t make the final cut. Regardless, it was a beautiful moment to experience and photograph with and thanks to @andyparkinsonphoto. Congratulations to all the winners. #bwpa2018 #mountainhare #spindrift #cairngorms #scotland #followme #photooftheday #scotnature

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