As summer approaches, the nights get lighter and it doesn’t get darker until much later. The animals are still coming to the hide,...

The Badgers are coming to the hide much later, with the daylight hours extending until after 10 pm, we have adjusted our start time and this can mean some very late nights. One night after 11 pm, a female Badger walked in and was transitioning into her summer coat. Her fur was mostly blonde, but with a grey patch spreading down the neck. I explained to the guests that the grey patch was the summer coat coming through and it looks a deeper silvery grey than its winter coat.

Spring is now here, and all the animals at our Evening Wildlife Watching Hide are becoming more active.

Spring is finally here and with it an increase in Badger sightings at our hide near Aviemore compared to the winter months. There are...

Winter can be a quiet time for our Evening Wildlife Watching Hide.

2024 is nearly at an end, so it’s time to give you a roundup of the year’s highlights from our mammal hide in the Cairngorms.

Our monthly sightings update from our Evening Mammal Hide near Aviemore in the Cairngorms.

Our monthly sightings update from our Evening Mammal Hide near Aviemore in the Cairngorms.

Our monthly sightings update from our Evening Mammal Hide near Aviemore in the Cairngorms.

Badger Sightings The cold period that kept the Badgers inside their setts has long since passed. There’s still eight of them and the...

One of our rarest and most elusive mammals, the Scottish Wildcat, epitomises the Scottish Highlands. Sometimes referred to as the...

Badgers A trickle of normality is returning following the end of winter at our hide near Aviemore in the Cairngorms. The Badgers have...

Our local Badgers Winter is a quieter time at the hide for Badgers. Stormy and cold weather can sometimes keep them at bay and when they...

Rewilding is not just about the reintroduction of large carnivores such as Wolf and Lynx, its about the restoration of ecosystems and...