Wildlife garden

Here, by Loch Fyne, in farming landscape, surrounded by forestry, larch trees, and meadow, a wealth of wildlife awaits. This year birds have included red-legged partridges and several pheasants feeding, a family of red squirrels, martins and swallows building nests under our eaves, a kestrel and a peregrine falcon occasionally visiting, a multitude of butterflies, bees, and other useful insects, and a black hybrid wildcat getting caught in our coalbin.

Hi Jackie, wow you truly have a wildlife garden, seriously jealous. It sounds like a beautiful part of the country that you live, I get up to Scotland maybe once or twice a year, last winter with the intention of seeing Ptarmigan that I achieved, but to have that diversity of habitat and rich variety of wildlife to observe on a daily basis you are extremely lucky. Regards Gary.

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Hi Jackie, wow you truly have a wildlife garden, seriously jealous.

I second that!

I absolutely love Scotland too & go once a year there on my hols! Planning on Mull next year!!