The big coniifers on this site (right) are less of a threat to the ancient woodland interest than the sycamore which can easily regenerate and spread, and which often casts a very dense shade.
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- The Upper Tay Valley
- The Pass of Lyon in Autumn
- Looking out over Loch Rannoch
- Loch Rannoch again.....
- Mist in the valley of the Tay
- Sheep pens at West Rannoch
- Going down in to Glenquaich
- Autumn trees at the Queen's View
- No Schiehallion
- Taking photos......
- Autumn past its' peak.......
- Aspen in the Allt Mhor, Keltneyburn
- What native species might these be??
- The burning bush.......
- An ancient tree......
- Wild cherry leaves.......
- And again.....
- Above the dyke......
- Twisted trunk
- Another angle.......
- Autumn in Highland Perthshire
- Ash tree standing out above Weem
- Beech and Scots Pine
- Elm leaves
- Hazel leaves
- The lower Lyon
- Elm leaves
- Closer.....
- Beech trees
- Elm leaves by the Lyon
- Oak on the left, ash on the right
- Rowan Berries
- Through the birches
- Autumn berries
- Silver birch in Glenlyon
- And again.....
- And again......
- The Lyon by Meggernie
- The pinewoods at Meggernie in Glenlyon
- Wild cherry leaves in autumn
- Autumn trees above Weem today.......
- autumnal views
- More autumnal fruits
- Autumn Berries- Hawthorn berries or "hawes"
- Autumn Berries- Rowan Berries
- Autumn berries- Wild rose hips.......
- Autumn Berries- Blackberries
- Alder catkins & cones.....
- Ash keys....
- In Dalguise Wood.......
- Plantation on ancient woodland site
- Same picture with flash photography
- Ancient woodland indicators
- Native trees within conifer blocks......
- Looking east along Loch Tay
- Volunteers at Falkland
- Oak in autumn.......
- Beech turning........
- Ancient woodland sites west of Perth
- A watercourse runs through it......
- VIDEO- Looking through some sycamore
- A carpet of Dog's Mercury
- A mix of ancient woodland indicator plants.......
- Another woodland indicator.....
- Lambium- an invasive species
- A more shaded area
- A young sycamore plantation
- Another site.....
- VIDEO- What to do.......?
- Very poor quality Douglas Fir
- A very old alder......
- A carpet of Dog's mercury
- Ash leaves in the early autumn
- Against a blue sky.........
- Up above Weem......
- Beech log in the woods at Comrie
- Coming down.......
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