Hi all, Things have been wild over the last few weeks what with gale force winds, driving rain and snow. With all the damaged and windblown trees making the headlines we faired not too bad. We are taking some comfort in its a better more mild winter...

Apologies once more for the delay between blog posts, the Wood of Cree is a place where a warden can get lost - in his/her work. Autumn is here; with the shortening of daylight hours, changes in colour through the landscape and even more windy/wet weather...

Hi all, Firstly apologies for not blogging recently. Things have quitened down a little now the breeding season for woodland birds draws to a close. We had a relatively good year for piedflycatcher, redstart and nuthatch nesting throughout the wood...

Hi everyone, Now is the time to visit Wood of Cree to see our spectacular bluebells. Accompanied with wood anenome and greater stichwort the woodland floor has really come into it's own. Our latest sighting of Ospreys on the River Cree at the Otter...

The Wood of Cree has come back to life with spring finally here. The bluebells are almost out in bloom with birds singing throughout the entire wood. Yesterday morning I heard and saw redstarts, pied flycatcher, cuckoo, tree pipit, blackcap, willow warbler...