Tag Archives: Curlew

Who’s protecting the lambs?

Posted on May 8, 2014 by James Hall

I am entirely supportive of using the law to protect wildlife from persecution. And I fully recognise that nature truly is “red in tooth and claw”. But whether we like it not we live in an environment which is managed … Continue reading →

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A blackcock lekking, and a curlew

Posted on April 20, 2014 by James Hall

The weather continues to be fantastic. There was a clear sky overnight which brought a sharp frost and it was crisp and clear when we were out this morning. On the way back from the cattle we stopped to watch … Continue reading →

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Waders

Posted on April 30, 2012 by James Hall

One of the most pleasing thing about our stewardship of Croick is the increasing numbers of waders who visit us each spring. This year we have seen lots of Lapwings (or peewits as I knew them as a child), as … Continue reading →

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