About Wild Alba Tours
One of Scotland’s most treasured resources is its wildlife. There are plenty of opportunities to see spectacular examples of animals and birds on our doorstep. We will help you to get up close and personal with the wildest of our residents.
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One of Scotland’s most treasured resources is its wildlife. There are plenty of opportunities to see spectacular examples of animals and birds on our doorstep. We will help you to get up close and personal with the wildest of our residents.
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The Ten best Places to See Widlife
There are plenty of places to see wildlife on your Scotland trip and not just in nature reserves. The theme is: you never know what's going to fly run or swim past!
https://must-see-scotland.com/ten-best-wi ldlife-places/... ..
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Whisky Walking Wildlife Safari
Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st of October
Half day wildlife safari
... Our Ranger will drive you over the hills with dramatic views of the countryside and distilleries. We will talk about the history and culture of the area and see what wildlife comes along. With binoculars at hand we could see Red Grouse, Roe Deer, Red deer, Buzzard, Raven, Merlin, and Mountain Hare.
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I narrowly missed getting an amazing photo of a ladybird taking off while i was checking out a new woodland walk yesterday.
What an amazing place for an early morning nature walk. Our guests highlights were roe deer, dippers and a stoat.
The wildlife in the Cairngorms National Park is outstanding. It is a stronghold for many rare and endangered species, living in some our most natural landscapes.
http://cairngorms.co.uk/discover-explore/ wildlife/
One of Scotland’s most treasured resources is its wildlife.
There are plenty of opportunities to see spectacular examples of animals and birds on our doorstep. We will help you to get up close and personal with the wildest of our residents.
https://wildalbatours.com/about-wildlife- tours-scotland-ca…/
We offer Wildlife and Nature Tours in Scotland. Wild Alba Tours will help you hunt down the best wildlife and nature guided experiences, giving your holiday some special moments and lasting memories.
Therefore why not book today your wildlife nature walking day trip or safari tour in the Cairngorms, Speyside, Moray or Angus Glens.
https://wildalbatours.com/wildlife-guided -walking-tours-sc…/
Scotland is known for its naturally beautiful landscapes and high biodiversity. This is why wildlife tourism remains to be one of the most profitable industries here. There are so many places to visit to witness and appreciate Mother Nature and to enjoy Scotland’s diverse wildlife.
https://findingnature.co.uk/best-places-s ee-wildlife-scotl…/
Top 10 facts about Scottish wildcats
http://www.scottishwildcataction.org/…/ top-10-facts-about-…/
Home to over 90,000 species, Scotland has a rich and diverse natural history which attracts thousands of wildlife-enthusiasts each year.
Scotland’s land, seas and skies support a wide range of native mammals and birds, as well as six amphibians, four reptiles and over 50,000 different invertebrates.
https://scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/scot lands-wildlife/
BALLINDALLOCH CASTLE
Ballindalloch Castle has been home to the Macpherson-Grant family for 24 generations. It was built in the mid-16th century and enlarged by successive generations, resulting in today’s fairytale exterior. Inside, the Castle is warm and welcoming, full of family history and photographs.
The gardens are a delight, with massed daffodils in Spring, a glorious display of rhododendrons, the spectacular herbaceous border, through to the roses of late summer. Ther...e are river and woodland walks for the visitor to enjoy, as well as a children’s playground, a grass labyrinth, and a welcoming tearoom and gift shop.
.Open between Good Friday and 30th September.
https://www.tomintoulandglenlivet.com/… /ballindalloch-cast…/
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10 facts you didn’t know about Scottish wildlife
http://www.wild-scotland.org.uk/…/10-fa cts-you-didnt-know-…/
Three crossbill species live in our forests but only one is truly Scottish. It lives here all year round and, amazingly, scientists even say it may have a Scottish accent...
The Gaelic name for a crossbill is cam ghob (literally 'squinty beaked') and it's this clever tool which enables the adult bird to open conifer cones and extract their nutritious seeds.
https://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/…/wild l…/scottish-crossbill
20 amazing wild animals you can find in Scotland
http://www.scotlandnow.dailyrecord.co.uk/ …/20-amazing-wild-…
Experience the Red Deer Rut Tour
Our Ranger Jackie will be doing an exciting Red Deer rut tour in the Cairngorms National Park this Autumn.
An unforgettable experience and one of nature’s most incredible moments in the wildlife calendar is the autumn red deer rut. Come and join Glenesk wildlife this October and not only will you experience the sight and sound of red dear rutting but you will be wholly captivated from the moment you meet your guide Jackie by her incredible kn...owledge of these beautiful, majestic creatures.
https://wildalbatours.com/experience-the- red-deer-rut-tour/
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