Tag Archives: migration
Bored of writing about snow now
They say snow laying on the ground is simply waiting for the next lot to arrive. There were still pockets of snow at the start of the week on the surrounding hills but sure enough of the year has passed to … Continue reading
Easter already?
How time flies at Loch Leven NNR… Everything looks and sounds like it should be Easter, it even smells like it should be Easter, but it all came about so fast! It doesn’t feel that long ago that I was … Continue reading
From Noss to Loch Leven – Autumn migration in action!
After 6 months up north in Shetland, on the truly awesome Isle of Noss, I’m now back in the fold at Loch Leven, re-acquainting myself with the locals, and welcoming some fellow migrants back to the reserve on their respective … Continue reading
Iberian migrants
When migration is discussed in relation to Loch Leven, one usually thinks first of wildfowl. Our internationally important population of Pink-footed Geese often steal the headlines, with Whooper Swans also making plenty of noise, and a plethora of migratory duck … Continue reading
Loch Leven National Nature Reserve 