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Highland Nature Birdwatching Holidays & Guided Day Tours based in Nethybridge, Scottish Highlands.
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Professional Birding & Wildlife Guiding Service based in the Scottish Highlands run by John Poyner.

12/11/2024

Encountered this little chap on the way home through Abernethy Forest yesterday evening my.

08/11/2024

Brilliant Work.

07/11/2024
Some beautiful sunsets recently, the sounds of Redwings, Fieldfare and Blackbirds arriving from the continent fill the a...
02/11/2024

Some beautiful sunsets recently, the sounds of Redwings, Fieldfare and Blackbirds arriving from the continent fill the air. Plenty of berries for them this year.
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Autumn one of the best times to see Golden Eagles with shortening day length & juveniles on the wing. Good news is the S...
01/11/2024

Autumn one of the best times to see Golden Eagles with shortening day length & juveniles on the wing. Good news is the Scottish population now at an all time high and expanding.

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The last leaves of autumn like a fire in the forest. Wonderful walk along the Spey at this time of year. www.highlandnau...
29/10/2024

The last leaves of autumn like a fire in the forest. Wonderful walk along the Spey at this time of year. www.highlandnaure.co.uk

Monarch of the Glen. The rutting season nearly over for another year…
26/10/2024

Monarch of the Glen. The rutting season nearly over for another year…

Busy this week guiding the annual trip with Nigel Marven for the Grant Arms BWWC!
24/10/2024

Busy this week guiding the annual trip with Nigel Marven for the Grant Arms BWWC!

Drop by the BWWC stand this weekend at Martin Mere.
19/10/2024

Drop by the BWWC stand this weekend at Martin Mere.

Our stand all ready to go at Martin Mere this weekend. Look forward to seeing you all!

One of several Merlins we encountered on South Uist, probably an Icelandic migrant rather than a local bird. Stunning vi...
14/10/2024

One of several Merlins we encountered on South Uist, probably an Icelandic migrant rather than a local bird. Stunning view. www.highlandnature.co.uk

Anagach Woods, one of our favourite places to stroll looking for Crested T**s, Crossbills and Red Squirrels. The BWWC fe...
14/10/2024

Anagach Woods, one of our favourite places to stroll looking for Crested T**s, Crossbills and Red Squirrels. The BWWC feeders a great spot to spend a while.
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Woodcock
Woodcock

Encountered this little chap on the way home through Abernethy Forest yesterday evening my.

Goose Rooat
Goose Rooat

Guess
Guess

What were we watching? Any guesses, you can hear it singing.

Greyhen
Greyhen

A surprise to find this rather inquisitive Greyhen today !

Superb last day of our Short Break, starting at dawn to see a local Black Grouse lek. Two rather forlorn looking males were soon joined by six others and the dancing began! It wasn’t long before a female appeared attracted by the spectacle. Red Grouse displaying across the moor and the seep of the first Meadow Pipits overhead. A drive round a local loch had newly arrived Redshanks along the shoreline just feet away, Goldeneyes and a surprise Crossbill perched in a roadside pine. Heading up to the coast, the light was fantastic, Velvet and Common Scoters, Long-tailed Ducks, Eiders and on the shoreline we even managed to read a few rings on birds amongst a large flock of c300 Knot. Local feeders provided great views of Tree Sparrows and Yellowhammers, and on the nearby estuary we added Bar-tailed Godwits, flocks of Teal Wigeon as well as the first Lessser Black-backed Gulls of the year. Over 80 species for the trip, with some great weather thrown in too. We still have one place left on our April Short Break! https://www.highlandnature.co.uk/marchapril-2024.html

Lochindorb
Lochindorb

A tranquil Lochindorb this morning, Song Thrush echoing over the water on the final day of our Short Break. www.highlandnature.co.uk

Tawny Owl
Tawny Owl

Spot the Tawny Owl ! Shortly afterwards a Goshawk flew over at tree top height, White-tailed Eagle flushing grouse on the moors, and a very confiding Mountain Hare. Ending the day feeding a flock of Snow Buntings on Cairngorm.

Challenging conditions to find the Great Grey Shrike today!

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