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Zan Threlfall

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 24, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Eastlothiancourier
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Aug 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Zan Threlfall

    Zan's Wildlife Diary - The masked bandits of East Lothian (opens the original)

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    AT THIS time of year, East Lothian becomes a busy temporary home for migrating birds. Many species are heading south after the breeding season, using our coastline as a place to rest and recharge. One of the world’s long-distance migrants that I look forward to seeing is the northern wheatear. Wheatears have become one of my favourite birds over the years. I remember spotting my first one about 10 years ago on the Isle of Mull, at the start of my wildlife photography journey. A wheatear at Musse

  2. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Zan Threlfall

    Zan's Wildlife Diary - A wonderful sighting of a rare visitor to Scotland (opens the original)

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    MOST rare birds spend their time trying not to be seen, but not this one! A red-footed falcon - a remarkably confiding newcomer from Eastern Europe - became the star attraction at Aberlady Bay. Word of its arrival spread rapidly through social media and, before long, a steady stream of birdwatchers and photographers were making the journey to East Lothian in search of the red-footed falcon. As it happened, I was away enjoying a family holiday in the Highlands when I first learned about the red-f

  3. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Zan Threlfall

    Zan's Wildlife Diary - In search of stonechats (opens the original)

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    DURING the recent spell of hot weather, I found myself seeking refuge from the heat. While I do love sunshine, temperatures were a little higher than my comfort zone, so I headed for a walk along the East Lothian coast, hoping for a refreshing breeze and the chance of seeing stonechats. Stonechats are robin-sized members of the chat family. The male is particularly striking, with a black head, white neck patches and a warm orange breast. Females are slightly more subdued in colouring but still b

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