A Flash Of Kingfisher – Jim Crumley
Even a three-second sighting of the magical Kingfisher is precious, but hungry for more, Jim Crumley follows the clues upriver...
Even a three-second sighting of the magical Kingfisher is precious, but hungry for more, Jim Crumley follows the clues upriver...
Jim recalls guarding the first osprey nest in Stirlingshire armed only with a torch and loud-hailer – and being rewarded with many magical sights.
Scotland is famous for its gannet population. Gannets can be spotted in colonies across the country, mainly on coastal cliffs and remote islands.
Jim Crumley investigates how can the tiny winter wren – social yet territorial – presume to look down upon a golden eagle in the Cairngorms.
The goshawk can be spotted in very specific areas of Scotland as this bird of prey continues to steadily recolonise the land after extinction. Discover more!
Jim Crumley ponders why a trio of sea-going young gannets are on the wing so far from their natural habitat.
The mountain hare is an exciting find when hiking in Scotland. It's also inspiring as they dart across tough terrain with ease and skill. Discover five fascinating facts!
Jim Crumley never tires of visiting the Tay estuary to spot oystercatchers, redshanks, sea eagles and more...
Jim Crumley has an extraordinary and particularly interesting encounter with a fox… “Midwinter and all dulled but the wind and the stars. The dead of the dark winter; stretching […]
Sea Eagles in Fife?! Jim Crumley still finds it hard to get his head around the idea, but after days of searching, he caught a tantalising glimpse of them.
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