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Beaver tours

An in-depth beaver tour with our local enthusiast and TV personality Bob "the beaver man". Not only do you have the opportunity to see the wonderful beaver up close but otters, kingfishers, fox, roe deer, dippers, goosanders among many, many other river residents are often present. Several keepsakes are also given out to our guests and kids are well catered for. Summer hours, generally a 3-4hr experience

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Marten Mayhem

An absolute "must" for any wildlife fanatic, the chance to see or even better, photograph a Pine Marten! An opportunity to see at least one of these gorgeous creatures at our woodland hide.

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Ptarmigan in the mist

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Munro Magic

A wee wander up our most accessible Munro's, suitable for most ramblers and out-and-abouters. The walk can be tailored for your needs and abilities, but climbing your first Munro is a must do on anyone's "bucket list". We can provide that with the photographic opportunity of capturing Ptarmigan, Mountain Hare, Red deer, Red grouse, Ring Ouzel and other mountain inhabitants. The views can be magnificent, but due to the vagaries of our wonderful weather in Scotland, they can also be non existent. But the one thing we can say is regardless of the weather, the climb is worth the effort. Sensible and suitable footwear and outdoor clothing is essential as these are the wilds of Scotland and conditions can and will change in the blink of an eye.

A celebratory dram is on call at the first peak conquered.

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Raptor Rapture

A visit to see some of our beautiful raptors. A wee run to a hidden glen that has thrown up stunning sightings of ten different raptors including Short eared owls, Hen Harriers, Merlin, Kestrels, Golden Eagles, Osprey, Barn Owl, Red Kite, Buzzard and Peregrine falcons. Then a visit to a local wildlife sanctuary to see Marsh Harriers and possibly Ospreys. Golden eagles are often spotted on this tour, a lucky encounter? Who knows but incredible just the same.