Long-tailed Tit
With its long narrow tail, over half of body length, the species is easy to identify.
Great northern diver – Gavia immer
The great northern diver is an impressive visitor to be seen in our winter coastal waters, usually arriving around October and November.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum – Toothed Jelly Fungus
By Aurore Whitworth Pseudohydnum gelatinosum is a species of fungus in the order Auriculariales. It…
Lichen: Xanthoria parietina
A foliose lichen in the family Teloschistaceae which is common throughout the UK and Ireland.
Large Leech Alert!
Leeches don’t have many fans, but they are still fascinating creatures. Few people notice them or record their sightings, so we know very little about their status and distribution, especially in north Scotland.
Emerald damselfly
August is a good month for spotting these small, beautiful damselflies…
Oysterplant – a Gift of the Sea
(Mertensia maritima) Gaelic: tìodhlac-na-mara. By Sarah Bird, Project Officer, Species on the Edge – North…
Seeking the Small Blue Butterfly
In Britain the tiny Small Blue butterfly is scarce, and declining in most of the places where it occurs.
Rare Beetle Hunt
Help hunt for a rare leaf beetle – Chrysolina intermedia.
The Drinker (Euthrix potatoria)
Always a highlight for me to spot my first Drinker caterpillar, it is the herald of a new wildlife watching year.