Nairnshire Community Newspaper SCIO
3 weeks ago
WE ARE CUSTODIANS OF THE PLANET AND HAVE A DUTY TO CARE FOR IT. For the past 18 years I've had the privilege of watching and caring for the resident Swans on our local river estuary. I have been charmed and fascinated by their parental skills and beauty in the water, they are Simply Superb Swans. Annual Membership to the River Nairn Swans and Waterfowl Trust is £20 for a family, can be paid securely through the PayPal Donate button below. Thank you.
The River Nairn Swans and Waterfowl Trust has been established just over 8 years. It has been brought to my attention that some indiv...
2 comments:
It would seem that sparrow populations in Scotland have made a recovery in Scotland in recent years
http://www.bto.org/volunteer-surveys/gbw/about/news/latest/2012/house-sparrows-increase
One of the biggest losses to the likes of the sparrow is the removal of nesting sites, fortunately the fishertown houses adjacent to the river are ideal for them
Small bushes are important but as well as providing shelter they offer a place for predators to hide, so a mixed blessing
Alec, One thing I have noticed in recent times is the increase in Sparrowhawks. Seem to be a lot going about, and have one visiting my garden a wee bit too frequently!
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