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- 02/07/2010 Twinflower in bloom
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Beaver Diary – Beaver Kit Update
16 August 2010
The beaver kits have been out and about for almost two months now and they are doing very well. We have had some splendid sightings of them during our evening hide visits, where we have seen them...Full Story
Breeding Beavers
13 August 2010
We're delighted to hear that the beavers at the Knapdale trial reintroduction project have bred for the first time, producing two kits. They join a generation of born and bred Scottish beavers the lik...Full Story
Road Scholar Returns
30 July 2010
Our American guests, part of the Road Scholar travel group, finished their tour of Orkney last Thursday. Over seventy islands comprise Orkney and this archipelago has a density of ancient monuments un...Full Story
Flight of the Dragonflies
06 July 2010
At this time of year dragonflies and damselflies are transforming from their larval form into adults, and reproduction is their main aim. We have had some fabulous viewings of these aerial acrobats sw...Full Story
Beaver Diary – Baby Beavers!!
04 July 2010
On Monday 21st June, Jenny led a beaver watch for our guests, where they had some fabulous sightings of an adult beaver and Ripple (the 2 year old) feeding on water lilies. However, just as the group ...Full Story
Twinflower in bloom
02 July 2010
Last week Aigas ran the Wild Flowers and Gardens programme. We went in pursuit of the finest wild and garden flowers in the area. There were many beautiful places and stunning plants to enjoy, but f...Full Story