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Posted on 19 September, 2025
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Photos, notes & map from a walk on Tuesday: walkmap

Four red deer hinds stading in a tight group
milkwort flower
Posted on 19 September, 2025
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Posted on 10 July, 2025
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A fence post with a loop of rusty wite hanging on the top. Hills & clouds in the background.

Round the Finlas Loop, warm & cloudy.
Creagan hill flora:
Mostly grass & deer grass, sparkling with wee flowers today.
Heather both ling & bog.
Heath bedstraw, cow wheat, tormentil, bog asphodel, bog cotton. Blaeberries.
Sphagnum and many other mosses.
Yorkshire fog and other grasses.

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Posted on 10 July, 2025
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Posted on 5 March, 2023
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A fence post with a few loops of fence wire forming a circle hanging from the top of the post. The sky behind.
#SilentSunday

Posted on 5 March, 2023
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Posted on 16 February, 2023
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Grid of photos around a satellite image of where they were taken. Snowdrops, children crossing road sign, alder tree, alder cones ,map, twisted larch loch lomond in background, red deer, Loch Lomond from hills, eagle.

Back to Glen Finlas again. Hoped to see Snow Buntings, I did fleetingly. Went round same circuit as Sunday in reverse.

Notes & photos on map: walkmap

Posted on 16 February, 2023
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Posted on 12 February, 2023
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Grid of photos round a map of where they were taken in Glen Finlas. Snodrops, Hazel Catkins, a wee burn, red deer, eagle, snow bunting, wind blown larch tree, oak tree.

First walk in a while over a couple of Glen Finlas hills. Even though we cut it short I was pretty puffed on the up! Saw my first snow bunting in the clouds.

Notes & photos: walkmap

Posted on 12 February, 2023
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Posted on 18 September, 2022
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Had a walk round the hills around the reservoir, today. Felt my age as I’ve not been out much lately. Notes, photos & map: walkmap

Posted on 18 September, 2022
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Posted on 19 June, 2022
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A grid of photos around a map of where they were taken.  Glen Finlas, fritillary, sandpiper, whinchat, red deer, burn, speedwell, hills, raven

A father’s day walk in Glen Finlas

Posted on 19 June, 2022
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Posted on 4 June, 2022
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Another walk at Glen Finlas, round the loop this time. Notes, map and photos walkmap  Blue skies, midges and some wildlife.

Posted on 4 June, 2022
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Posted on 22 May, 2022
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gird of photos around a map where they were taken. Small flowers on a may day.

A walk up to the Finlas reservoir and beyond this morning. Overcast & low clouds, fine rain. Cuckoos. A couple of hares on the way up, 3 on the way back. A hill fox. Tons of tiny wee wild flowers among the grass. Deer ,ravens, & more flora & fauna: walkmap

grid of photos around a map, hare, ravens, fox,Red Deer, waterfall, stonechat, younge stonechat & green veined white butterfly

Posted on 22 May, 2022
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Posted on 1 May, 2022
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Had a nice walk this morn, full of bird song, flora and cloud.

Notes, photos and map: walkmap

Posted on 1 May, 2022
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