These oak leaves are starting to lose a bit of colour- a sure sign that autumn is not all that far away. Late in the summer, you can start to see leaves turning colour on any trees that are stressed in any way.
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We are experienced woodland advisors with over 80 years of experience between us, and we combine this with a refreshing and pragmatic approach to helping woodland occupiers to work out what they should do with their woodlands and associated open ground. We all have wider skills than just woodland management and can advise on a wide range of farm, deer, river conservation and wildlife management projects. We are happy to hear from other who might be interested in joining us.
The Man Who Planted Trees
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A 2020 Vision for Aspen in Scotland
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Tay Western Catchments Project
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- Birch on Loch Finnart, South Rannoch, Perthshire
- Birch on the island....
- Remnant Caledonian forest in the Allt Easan Stalcair
- Big granny Scots Pine
- Young planted native pinewood on Lochs Estate
- Young regenerated Scots Pine
- Rowan.......an important pioneer species
- Aspen too.......
- Juniper in a safe place..........
- Three ages of pine.........
- You put your left arm out.......
- Among the birches......
- Birch trees on the edge of Loch Monaghan
- Autumn coming.......
- Scots Pine in South Rannoch
- The Queen's View on Loch Tummel
- oak gall
- First signs of autumn.........
- And again......
- Rowan Berries again.......
- And again.......
- A hedge of white butterburr......
- Hazel Nuts are forming
- Hazel Seedling
- Dog's mecury
- aspen shoots
- Rowan berries in the Black Wood of Rannoch
- And again........
- Looking out across the Black Wood of Rannoch
- Ancient woodland sites at Dall, South Rannoch
- Plantation spruce on ancient woodland site
- Planted pine on ancient woodland site
- Granny pine
- Restored PAWS Site
- In the Black Wood of Rannoch
- Looking out over Dunalastair Water
- beavers are about
- PAWS site survey at Kinnaird Estate
- Looking up a thinning rack.......
- Nae ground vegetation........
- Under the birch trees........
- Ancient willow tree
- Ground vegetation in an ancient woodland site
- The natural woodland cover on this site........
- Oak leaves.......
- Bracken in the woods
- Bracken along a ride
- Close-up of bracken
- Non invasive hard fern
- Japanese knotweed by the Tay
- With added himalayam balsam......
- Rowan Berries
- These ones are orange........
- "Cherry ripe"....
- Volunteer Day - Woodland Management
- After removing side stems
- Secret of the rock
- On closer inspection...
- Whenever the ants are disturbed enough that they f...
- Big Tent Event at Falkland Palace 2009
- Mud, mud glorious mud ....
- Wooden medallions
- Guess the Tree prize draw
- A meadow within the grounds at Falkland Palace
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