Compare this with the lambium below, which is definitely becoming an invasive species in some woodland areas. Notice the similarities.......pretty leaves, spreads quickly to cover the ground area.......just like an invasive plant!!
A large scale catchment management initiative covering over 1000 miles of rivers and watercourses in the western catchments of the Tay river system, centred on Glen Lochay, Glen Lyon and the Dochart/ Fillan/ Cononish system. Managed by Scottish Native Woods in Aberfeldy, Highland Perthshire.
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- Invasive species patrol........
- Himalayam Balsam at Keltneyburn
- Two invasives together......
- A swath of white butterburr........
- Under the butterburr leaves......
- Red squirrel on a Wellingtonia
- Little partridge in the garden.......
- Newtyle beat on the Middle Tay
- Another great picture of Newtyle on the Tay.......
- Loch Voil
- Trees on the shoreline.......
- Rob Roy MacGregor's grave
- Defiant..........
- Balquhidder Church
- Closer......
- On Aberfeldy Golf Course
- Himalayam balsam on Aberfeldy Golf course
- And again......
- And again........
- And again.......
- And again......
- And again.......
- The 13th green
- How invasives get started........
- Closer......
- Invasive Lambium beside Loch Dochart
- Closer........
- The River Lochay yesterday
- Looking up the Lochay
- Looking down the Lochay towards hotel
- A rapid fall in level.......
- Under-cut banks on the River Lochay
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