Alladale Diary

May 2010 - Velvetine Deer

Written by Neil Robertson
Friday, 04 June 2010
One final fall of hill snow at the end of May finally heralded the end of the bad weather - we hope!
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April 2010: Next follows swallows...

Written by Neil Robertson
Friday, 30 April 2010
More snow in mid April meant that winter's grip held on longer than was expected. However many of the summer migrants have returned to the reserve with wheatears, meadow pipits, sand martins and common sandpipers much in evidence.
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March 2010 - A spring in the wagtails' step

Written by Neil Robertson
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Never before has the sight of a common pied wagtail been such a welcome sight! One feeding around the Lodge was a sign that spring is finally arriving.
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February 2010 - An inkling of starlings

Written by Neil Robertson
Thursday, 18 March 2010
February was a month dominated by bad weather with extremely low temperatures and very heavy snowfall. Large parts of the reserve have been inaccessible due to severe snow drifts.
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January 2010 - A winter's tale

Written by Neil Robertson
Sunday, 31 January 2010
Temperatures plummeted to minus 18 degrees centigrade during the prolonged cold snap and snow and ice made it extremely difficult to get around anywhere on the reserve.
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