How many birds of prey can you name that you can see in the wild in Scotland? Six? Maybe twelve? Perhaps more?
Although perhaps most famous for its peregrine falcon, it may surprise you to know that Scotland is home to more than 20 varieties of bird of prey. This series introduces you to some of the birds of prey that you can see across Scotland. This post: the buzzard.
Read MoreFalconry is the world's oldest field sport and one that involves an enormous amount of skill, experience and luck to achieve the intended outcome. But what IS falconry?
Read MoreWhy the 'The Lost Words' is perfect for nature-lovers, book-lovers and wordsmiths.
Perfect as a resource for teachers - both primary and secondary - there are some fantastic accompanying texts and wonderful exhibitions to inspire. See links below.
Read MoreToday was a grey, cold and rainy/sleety day in Fife. We had two sets of experiences booked - one for falconry and archery. How do the birds behave when it's wet and windy and what do we do if the weather isn't good when you are booked to come to us for an experience?
Read MoreThe Scottish Countryman delivers engaging and entertaining experiences that hep you connect with the Scottish Countryside.
Falconry, Archery, Country Sports and Countryside Consultancy.
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Our entrance on the A917, St Andrews to CRAIl road
