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Posted on 27 August, 2023
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Grid of images 3x3 from topleft: young goldfinch on thistle seed heads; rosebay willowherb in seed; Loch Humphrey Burn small waterfall; Loch Humphrey burn; map with locations of where photos were taken; raven in sky;Common darter on path; Peacock butterfly on knapweed; marsh woundwort

Walk to Greenside reservoir this afternoon. Quite a few midge bites. Lots of seeds floating around. Goldfinches on the thistles, a sparrow hawk passed, lots of dragonflies on the path. Quite a few butterflies, mostly peacocks, odd green veined white & red admiral.

Posted on 27 August, 2023
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Posted on 11 August, 2023
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3x3 grid of pictures, photos round a map of where they were taken. From Top left: Frog; Starry Saxifrage; litchen; low clouds; map; christine decending Troisgeach; Scotch Argus Butterfly. Eagle; stonechat in bush.
Heading for Meall an Fhudair, but very poor visibility so we turned back at Meall nan Caora just after Troisgeach. Still a great day, highlights lots of Scotch argus & a couple of eagles. Map: walkmap

Posted on 11 August, 2023
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Posted on 29 July, 2023
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Grid of photos around a map of where they were taken, from top left: Clouds love over the hill, Red deer stag, antlers in velvet, facing camera; red deer fawn facing camera; Smooth Ground Beetle; map; Devils Bit Scabious flower head; shed skin of common lizard, sitting on black material; Golden Eagle silhouette on blue sky; small pool on Tulich hill.
I had a walk around Glen Douglas yesterday. Lots to see, more on the walkmap Missing from the photos are lots of Scotch Argus butterflies who did not stand still.

Posted on 29 July, 2023
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Posted on 21 July, 2023
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Grid of pictures, the center one a map of where the othere were taken. From Top Left: Tortoise Shell butterfly; Meadow Brown Butterfly; flock of mixed corvids against a blue sky & cumulous clouds; Angelica Flower; map; Grey Mare's Tail waterfall; Meadowsweet flower; Red Admiral Butterfly; Bee on thistle.
Cochno Estate walk, More on Flickr #nature

Posted on 21 July, 2023
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Posted on 17 July, 2023
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3x3 grid of pictures, from Top Left: Water Avens; Greater spotted Woodpecker; Meadow pipet in larch branches; wren; map of where the photos were taken; 2 trees on horizon looking over Glasgow, Beach & Scots Pine; 2 ravens silhouetted on a greyish sky; Bell Heather; A Goldfinch on a fence post
Took a short walk on the braes this morning. Lotos of interesting birds around. #nature

Posted on 17 July, 2023
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Posted on 30 June, 2023
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Photos taken on an afternoon walk on Beinn Chaorach. Arranged on a grid surrounding a map showing where they were taken. From Top Left: Marsh Woundwort, Bog Asphodel, Thyme Sundew, map where photos were taken, Bog cotton Old buildings - Glen Luss, Harebells, Self Heal

Walk up Beinn Chaorach from Glen Fruin yesterday afternoon. Lots of wildflowers & ravens.

Posted on 30 June, 2023
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Posted on 25 June, 2023
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3x3 grid for images, from top left: Ladies Mantle, Thyme, Buff Tailed Bee on thistle, lousewort, the map of where photos were taken, Raven, Bell heather, St John's Wort, Caterpillars, peacocks or tortoiseshell on nettles.
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Nice walk yesterday morning. Meadow Sweet starting to come out. 8 Ravens flying above edge of braes. Butterflies: Ringlet, Small heath, Meadow Brown. Lots of folk on the road, Braes quiet, quite wet in long grass.

Posted on 25 June, 2023
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Grid of 9 images, photos round a map of where they were taken. From Top left: small pearl-bordered fritillary, small pearl-bordered fritillary, Lesser red poll, common sandpiper, map of top end of Loch Katrine, Will Warbler, Chicken of the woods, honeysuckle, ragged robin
Lovely father’s day walk from Stronachlachar round the west end of Loch Katrine. warm day, but good breeze and not much in the way of hills made for pleasant stroll. lots to see. More photos.

Posted on 18 June, 2023
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Posted on 29 May, 2023
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grid of photos 3 x 3 round a map of where they were taken. From Top Left: Stitchwort. stack of cut logs; Large Read Damselfly;common blue damselfly; map; fishing hut across the stank;Bogbean;willow warbler or chiffchaff; Green Veined white butterfly.
A nice walk yesterday. Lots to see. Highlights, green hairstreak butterfly & a pair of red squirrels chasing through the trees. Stank is a strange word.

Posted on 29 May, 2023
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Posted on 20 May, 2023
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Grid of photos from topleft: hawthorn & bluebells; Water Avens; Yellow Pimpernel; bluebells; map where pictures taken; speedwell; hawthorn; chiffhaff; greenfinch
Along the Pipetrack at Strathblane.

Posted on 20 May, 2023
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