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Tag: birds

Two women loading a canoe on a frozen loch
January 24, 2022January 22, 2022Cairngorms, Uncategorized, Waterways, Wildlife

Winter Solstice Canoe

It was just before the winter solstice. The day had flung its arms wide for the short hours of light, throwing glitter […]

View across Loch Morlich to the Cairngorms
May 18, 2021May 18, 2021Cairngorms, Mountains, Of Stone and Sky, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Writer's Life

Learning the Land

How nature has colonised my notebooks as I’ve learnt more about the landscape and wildlife of the Cairngorms. A journey into observation.

Loch Insh & Feshie Hills in winter
January 11, 2021January 11, 2021Cairngorms, Uncategorized

Winter Canoe

It was one of those lost days between Christmas and New Year when we should have been travelling home from family in […]

Two ospreys at Loch Insh Photo Duncan MacDonald
September 28, 2020September 25, 2020Cairngorms, Wildlife

Loch Insh Osprey

The ospreys have gone. I went away for a week and when I got back, the strath had slipped into autumn and the eyrie above Loch Insh was empty.

Mother and two children in front of Machapuchare, Nepal
March 21, 2020Mountains, Nepal

Return to Fishtail Mountain

My head is still in the Himalayas. Two weeks ago, I shared about my childhood in Ghachok, a village in the mountains […]

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019Cairngorms, Poetry, Wildlife

Poetry in Practice

One of my great hopes for this year as Writer in Residence at the Cairngorms National Park was to dedicate more time […]

April 26, 2019May 1, 2019Cairngorms, Wildlife

The Long Flight Home

Of all the bird books and field guides lying around my house, the one that is most precious is not an heirloom, […]

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