This Month at Kildermorie

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JULY

School holidays - an opportunity for family trolling on Loch Morie.

Photo: P Buckley

JUNE

Mid-June offers the perfect opportunity to observe fledgling birds of various species. The juveniles pictured below are the pied wagtail, resident in Britain, and a summer visitor, the redstart.

Photos: H Stefankova

From late May to early July, newborn calves can be observed taking their first tentative steps, closely chaperoned by their mothers. Sika calves are generally the first to be observed, the sika hind gestation period being slightly shorter than that of the red hind.

Photo: H Stefankova

Also caught on camera near the Estate Office is a great spotted woodpecker, exhibiting its striking plumage and distinctive 'drumming' sound as it clings to the trunk of an old tree.

Photo: A I Mackenzie

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Bear in mind that the accommodation is at the heart of Kildermorie Estate, in a glen surrounded by protective hills, so has its own microclimate which may afford better weather than forecast.

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