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<p>The beautiful Royal Mile in Edinburgh, Scotland.</p>

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<p>The roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) is one of only two deer species native to Britain, the other being red deer. It is Britain's smallest indigenous deer, standing around 60–75 cm at the shoulder and weighing roughly 10–25 kg. Roe are primarily woodland animals, favouring deciduous, mixed and coniferous woods, particularly woodland edges where cover is close to open feeding areas. They also make extensive use of scrub, hedgerows, heathland, farmland, young plantations and, increasingly, suitable parks and urban green spaces. They are generally solitary or seen in small groups, although several may gather in good feeding areas during winter. Bucks develop short, usually three-pointed antlers, while the characteristic white rump is particularly conspicuous when a deer is alarmed.<br />
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Roe deer are now widespread across mainland Britain, with particularly strong populations in Scotland and much of England. They are less numerous in Wales and remain locally scarce in parts of the Midlands and eastern Kent, although their range continues to expand. Historically, hunting and habitat changes caused their disappearance from much of England and Wales, leaving Scotland as their principal stronghold; subsequent reintroductions, together with the expansion of woodland, allowed the species to recolonise large areas. Today roe are common and locally abundant, and the absence of large natural predators means that high densities can cause significant browsing pressure on woodland regeneration.</p>

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<p>White Oyster Mushrooms - I've not seen these before, but this year there are several large clusters in the woods. These images are from one such cluster of perhaps two hundred individuals, clinging on to the moss covering a large boulder under, I think, a large Beech tree. This long, cool, wet summer has obviously suited fungi - the woods are full of different species.</p>

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<p>This afternoon in Dundee botanic gardens.</p>

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<p>Taking a well earned rest on the Royal Mile during the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe 2026.<br />
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<p>Red Squirrel, Sciurus Vulgaris, <br />
Lossie Forest, Moray, Scotland, United Kingdom</p>

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<p>Hawk T1.</p>

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<p>Unstan Chambered Cairn dates from the Early Neolithic period - inside the mound is a rectilinear chamber divided into stalls by upright slabs</p>

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<p>IMG_0393</p>

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<p>Crested Tit, Lophophanes cristatus,<br />
Lossie Forest, Moray, Scotland, United Kingdom</p>

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<p>A return visit this year to Abbotsford - Sir Walter Scott's palatial home in the Scottish Borders. I still found things to interest that I missed on my first visit back in May, partly due to poor display/lighting but mostly due to there being so much "stuff" to see there!</p>

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