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Evening Wildlife Watching Hide Update October 2025
Introduction October has been a busy month for visitors and wildlife alike. We’ve had Badgers almost every night and we’ve had Pine Martens and the Scottish Wildcat on several nights too. Tawny Owls are being heard hooting to establish their territories for next year’s breeding, Red Deer can be heard roaring in the surrounding countryside, Leopard Slugs were still feeding on the ground despite the cold and there have been clear starry nights with several constellations visibl
Harris Brooker
3 days ago3 min read
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Evening Wildlife Watching Hide Update September 2025
Autumn is officially here and the nights are getting darker earlier. The nights are also getting colder, as evidenced by the need to have...
Harris Brooker
Sep 292 min read
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The Twelve Species of Speyside
Twelve Bramblings perching, Eleven Snow Buntings flocking, Ten Red Deer prancing, Nine Red Squirrels leaping, Eight Black Grouse grazing,...

Ailie Brown
Dec 19, 20223 min read
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