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Master of the Munch (opens the original)
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I’m not much of a gardener - house plants have been known to shudder when I approach them - but I do enjoy growing roses. Living where deer regularly wander through the garden means that planting them in borders would be a risky business, so I grow mine in pots with a fair amount of success. Last year, I even managed to win a prize for one rose at our local Produce Show!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!anS7!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progress
The Green Leafhopper (opens the original)
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Don’t you just love it when a wildlife discovery sends you barrelling off down a research rabbit hole? I do! Back in August I found a collection of about a dozen Green Leafhoppers, Cicadella viridis, in an area of long grass in my garden in Strathconon, and the more I looked into the species the more interested I became. They measure around 6–8 mm long, so they are an insect that can easily blend into the vegetation, yet they belong to one of the largest and most diverse families of insects in t
Lounging Around (opens the original)
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As I have previously mentioned, sometimes the best wildlife encounters happen when we least expect them. While out in Dunnet Bay during a welcome spell of warm sunshine, I was fortunate enough to spot an impressive gathering of common lizards (Zootoca vivipara) basking on a short section of fencing. In all my previous visits to this location, I had only ever seen one or two together, so finding five in the same spot was a real surprise.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://s
An Evening with Bats (opens the original)
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This recording in its entirety is now available exclusively to paid supporters of Nature Unveiled.It costs £3.50 a month or £25 a year to become a paid subscriber, and all proceeds go directly to supporting the work of the ranger service. Please consider upgrading.Subscribe nowOriginally broadcast as part of the Online Nature Talks series on Thursday, Dec 4 2025 at 7:30 PM, this fascinating talk shines a
The World Beneath Our Feet (opens the original)
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For any of you who follow our blogs regularly, you might’ve noticed I have a particular interest in fungi, and something happened recently in the science world that is very exciting, so I wanted to share it with you.For those not familiar with fungi, they’re in a kingdom all their own, equal to that of plants and animals. Mostly seen by us for the mushrooms they produce, but this is just a fraction of the organism which lives underground as a network of hyphae, or threads, working their way thro
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