Life Under Lockdown in the Scottish Highlands
Making the most of the lockdown in my Highland home and feeling incredibly lucky to live where I do surrounded by fields and woods full of wildlife.
Mountain Hares
March in the Scottish Highlands – the month the world changed
Before the world shut down March began as a fabulous month in the Scottish Highlands – amazing mountain hare experiences & happy clients, red squirrels and red deer.
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February in the Scottish Highlands – Winds Please Go Away!!
Another stormy month in the Scottish Highlands, but I made the most of it with trips to the mountain hares and some lovely red squirrels in the snow.
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January in the Scottish Highlands – winds please go away!!
The weather may have been challenging in the Scottish Highlands in January, but I made the most of it with regular visits to the wonderful mountain hares in snow, rain, wind and sunshine!
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I’ve Moved to the Scottish Highlands!!
I’ve finally moved to the Scottish Highlands, and am loving it!
August in the Scottish Highlands
The gorgeous flowering heather, makes August a beautiful time to visit the Scottish Highlands and it’s a great season to photograph the wonderful little red squirrels.
Pine Martens, Red Squirrels and a Wonderful Mountain Hare
Another fantastic week in the Scottish Highlands including magical encounters with elusive pine martens and a wonderful mountain hare.
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Snow!
After a few weeks of spring-like weather in the Scottish Highlands, winter made a brief, but dramatic return, and of course, I took advantage of it!
Hanging Out with the Mountain Hares, Winter 2019
Spending time with the mountain hares in the crazy 2019 windy, mild winter weather.
October Mountain Hares
The weather may have been wet and windy, but it was still a joy to spend a few days in the company of the mountain hares this October.
