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A red squirrel seen feeding near the nature trail through the Creag Chòinnich pinewoods in Braemar this week. The nature trail through the woods has a hide which provides a great spot to view birds and squirrels. The trail also provides outstanding views over the village of Braemar in the Cairngorms National Park, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. | Scotland Online

A red squirrel seen feeding near the nature trail through the Creag Chòinnich pinewoods in Braemar this week. The nature trail through the woods has a hide which provides a great spot to view birds and squirrels. The trail also provides outstanding views over the village of Braemar in the Cairngorms National Park, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. | Scotland Online

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We said hello to some new arrivals recently, with the birth of at least five baby beavers in the National Park 🦫 After weeks of close monitoring by our team, camera trap footage has shown the kits emerging from their lodges. This is another step forwards in establishing a sustainable population of beavers in the Cairngorms National Park 🌱 With hopeful signs around other sites, we’ll be keeping a close eye out for more kits in the coming weeks, continuing our work with partners, land managers a

We said hello to some new arrivals recently, with the birth of at least five baby beavers in the National Park 🦫 After weeks of close monitoring by our team, camera trap footage has shown the kits emerging from their lodges. This is another step forwards in establishing a sustainable population of beavers in the Cairngorms National Park 🌱 With hopeful signs around other sites, we’ll be keeping a close eye out for more kits in the coming weeks, continuing our work with partners, land managers a

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The Cairngorms National Park - Teaching Wiki | Twinkl

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Red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, eating amongst the purple/violet colour of blooming heather within the cairngorms national park, Scotland, during summer.

Red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, eating amongst the purple/violet colour of blooming heather within the cairngorms national park, Scotland, during summer.

Red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, eating amongst the purple/violet colour of blooming heather within the cairngorms national park, Scotland, during summer.

Red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, eating amongst the purple/violet colour of blooming heather within the cairngorms national park, Scotland, during summer.

Red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, close view within heather/woodland landscape with white tail in Scotland, cairngorms national park. With tufted ears eating and searching for food.

Red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, close view within heather/woodland landscape with white tail in Scotland, cairngorms national park. With tufted ears eating and searching for food.

Be transported to the serene, frozen tundra of Scotland's Cairngorms National Park in this stunning short by filmmaker Max Smith. https://on.natgeo.com/2PB3739 | National Geographic Travel

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A small group of red deer stags foraging near Braemar in the Cairngorms National Park, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. One mature stag seen alone appears to be a Monarch, a stag with 16 points to their antlers. This was filmed durring the recent extreme weather conditions, with record levels of snow and freezing temperatures. The music is called 'The Stone of Destiny', composed and performed by local renowned fiddle player Paul Anderson from Tarland. Cairngorms Nature Wild Scotland | Aberdeenshire Scot

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red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, close up above reflective pool, pond while eating/resting during spring/winter in the cairngorms national park, scotland.

Scottish red squirrels feeding in the woods and competing with the birds for food along the nature trail around Braemar this month. A great place to watch these wonderful acrobatic creatures. Cairngorms Nature. Visit Braemar | Scotland Online

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Red Deer Stags with almost fully grown antlers grazing near the river Dee in the Cairngorms National Park in the evening of 27th July 2023. The deer, most of which appear to be 'Royal' stags with 12 points, with maybe one 'Imperial' stag, still have the velvet skin covering over their antlers. Cairngorms Nature A deer’s antlers start as small lumps of tissue at the tip of the pedicle, but as they grow, they are covered with a soft fur-like covering, described as being ‘velvet’. Red Deer stag’s a

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Storm Bert left much of Scotland under a blanket of snow over the weekend, bringing animals down from the peaks of the hills. This was a herd of red deer stags foraging in the icy conditions along Glen Clunie over the weekend, between Braemar and Glenshee Ski centre in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. If you are chasing a white Christmas, the Cairngorms is the snowiest region in the country with an average of 76 days of snowfall a year, plus a great place to spot wildlife. Cairngorms Natu

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Red deer foraging along Glen Clunie between Glenshee Ski Centre and Braemar in the Cairngorms National Park, Aberdeenshire this weekend. The music is a beautiful composition called 'The Stone of Destiny' by Paul Anderson from Tarland, on his new album 'Beauties of the North'. Visit Braemar . VisitAberdeenshire . Cairngorms Nature . Wild Scotland | Aberdeenshire Scotland

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Red deer stags grazing near the river Dee through the Cairngorms National Park, Aberdeenshire, Scotland last week. Their impressive antlers are now fully grown, with many of these being Royal Stags, which have 12 points or tines; an Imperial Stag has 14 points and a Monarch has 16 points. These antlers are used to battle for mating rites during the rutting season, which is from the end of September until early November. The music is a Scottish Pibroch called "Lament For The Gordons Of Knock" com

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Red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, moving/searching and eating nuts on snow during march within a pine woodland in the cairngorms national park, Scotland.

Red deer Stags with velvet covered antlers grazing near the river Dee in the Cairngorms National Park. The deer, most of which appear to be 'Royal' stags with 12 points, still have the velvet skin covering over their now almost fully grown antlers. #scotland #deer #reddeer #stags #royalstag #cairngorms #cairngormsnationalpark #nature #wildlife #animals | Scotland Online

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Red deer stags grazing along Glen Clunie in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland, over the weekend. These deer are now shedding their winter coats and have the soft 'velvet' skin covering their rapidly growing antlers. Their antlers can grow at the rate of one inch per day and are used to battle for mating rites during the autumn rutting season, then break off early in the year. #reddeer #stags #scotland | Aberdeenshire Scotland

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Red deer stags sheltering from the heat and sunshine near Braemar in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland, over the weekend. Youn can clearly see the velvet covering over their now rapidly growing antlers at the moment. A deer’s antlers start as small lumps of tissue at the tip of the pedicle, but as they grow, they are covered with a soft fur-like covering, described as being ‘velvet’. Their antlers can grow at the rate of one inch per day and are used to battle for mating rites during the ru

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Red squirrel, Sciurus Vulgaris, sitting and walking along pine branch near heather in the forests of cairngorms national, scotland

Red squirrel, Sciurus Vulgaris, sitting and walking along pine branch near heather in the forests of cairngorms national, scotland

Red squirrel, Sciurus Vulgaris, sitting and walking along pine branch near heather in the forests of cairngorms national, scotland

Ziplining through the Scottish Highlands at Cairngorms National Park, UK

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red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, close up eating a nut around purple, flowering heather in the cairngorms NP, scotland, august.

Red squirrel, Sciurus Vulgaris, sitting and walking along pine branch near heather in the forests of cairngorms national, scotland

A herd of red deer stags foraging along Glen Clunie between Braemar and Glenshee Ski Centre in early December 2023. Recent freezing temperatures and snowfall around the Cairngorms National Park in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, had frozen higher areas and the herds had moved lower to forage and move towards the Clunie river at night. Cairngorms Nature Wild Scotland #reddeer #reddeerlife #reddeerstag #stags #wildlife #nature #wildanimals #cairngorms #cairngormsnationalpark #scotland | Aberdeenshire Sco

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Dark Skies Park in the Cairngorms | Visit Cairngorms

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A red squirrel feeding in Braemar, Cairngorms National Park last weekend, making the most of the opportunity before the winter sets in. Visit Braemar Cairngorms Nature | Scotland Online

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