Newtonmore Wildflowers

 While walking along the Spey, I saw a tree I could not name and when I went for a closer look, there was an interesting looking bug on the ...

 Bindweeds are those plants that twine around fences, trees and other plants - anywhere they can get a grip - and if nothing is available th...

 During the recent warm spell, I have been walking on the Etteridge and Phones tracks, doing some botanical recording. (Phones and Etteridge...

 There are two kinds of Elderberries locally - one with black/dark purple berries and one with red.  I was familiar with the black berried o...

 You must have seen Rosebay Willowherb ( Chamerion angustifolium ) wherever you walk as it is both striking and common, forming extensive st...

  At this time of year, there are quite a few yellow dandelion-like flowers along the road verges and in the grass.  They are not always eas...

 During the last sunny spell of weather, I went walking on the tracks near Dalwhinnie. Some of the tracks were put in for access for the new...