More like autumn every day

Here are a few more photos from Kristina Hayward.

I am happy to post any photos I receive of Highland perthshire on here. E-mail me your photos to victor.clements@scottishnativewoods.org.uk.

Rowan Berries

Scottish Wildlife Trust Leaflets Box

Bracken

Garth castle through the trees

More White Butterburr at Keltneyburn

Autumn on the way

Here are a few photos I took beside the Lyon when out and about today.....

Old Steading below Drummond Hill

Oak leaves again

Some green, others not......

Looking down to the Lyon

House across the Lyon

Rowan Turning.......

Hazel leaves turning........

Big oak by the Lyon

Close up of bark

Yellow birch leaves

And again..........

Willow leaves turning

Mother & son lying by the Lyon

Black & white coo

What a big belly you've got!!

Having a scratch

Now, watch your eye with that!!

Little bit here.......

Little bit there.........

Little bit there........

And a little bit there.......

And a little bit there..........

Waterfall at Keltneyburn yesterday

Two more photos from Kristina Hayward

Keltneyburn Yesterday

Progress Map

This is where are are at present, with the blue lengths yet to survey. We are going to take a break for a month to allow the stalking season to pass, and will complete the remaining 42.6 miles in early November, which includes about 10% of the Dochart catchment (shown here) and about 5 miles in Glen Lochay. The Lyon catchment is 100% complete.

I still have a reasonable stock of material in reserve and will continue to post on here on a daily basis if I can.

Trees in the landscape

These trees are situated on the lower slopes of Ben Lawers and are very distinctive in the landscape.

The Ben Lawers Hotel

Half way along the north loch road......

Hint, hint.......!

Heading West Again

Loch Tay through the Trees

Killin

Low Cloud over Loch Tay

Closer.....

Spawning habitat in the Allt na Lice

This watercourse flows through the forestry block at Acharn, to the east of Lix Toll.

Under the old railway line

The Allt na Lice

The bottom third of this burn would be best opened up

And again.....

Tired Hazel leaves

Conifer Trees along the Allt na Lice

And again.......

And again........

And again.......

And again.......

Q: What animal has done this?

A: A red squirrel

Partial blockage on the Allt na Lice

Looking through the trees