Wildlife & Plants

May

Rare Scottish primrose flowers May and July-August along the coast.

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Badgers active
Found in greater numbers in the Scottish lowlands, the badger is ...
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Birchwoods in fresh ...
Downy Birch is most common in Scotland
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Corncrake calling in...
Best looked and listened for on the Western Isles and located by ...
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Wood warblers singin...
Where woodlands rise steeply, giving way to open moorland, tree p...
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May is often is the driest month of the year in Scotland and a very pleasant temperature – not too hot and not too cold.

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