Over the past few weeks, Mull has experienced cooler temperatures, creating a refreshing atmosphere across the island. Despite the chill in the air, the natural world is thriving, with an abundance of wildlife gracing the landscape. Vibrant butterflies like Green Hairstreks and stunning dragonflies like Golden-ringed Dragonflies are now emerging, flitting about in search of warmth and nourishment. Additionally, a variety of wildflower species are in full bloom, painting the i

A post to showcase some of the sensational seasonal spectacles we can enjoy at this magical time of the year. Info in the captions. Catch up with another MNW blog post from the island... Golden-ringed Dragonfly Four-spotted Chaser Hares-tail Cottongrass male Beautiful demoiselle Golden Eagle and a Hooded Crow Green Hairstreak Chequered Skipper Speckled Yellow Moth

Nasty north - hats, gloves and layers! Cold northerly winds hit the island this week with guides and guests all layered up and ready for action! It did mean lots of dry weather and good clarity and visibility with the fresh temperatures! The wind switched to easterly later in the week and got slightly milder but still a real nip in the air! Greening up and the arrival of midges! The island has transitioned into a rich verity of greens now! It looks so lush and spectacular! M

On Monday we provided two Mull Nature Explorer tours, meeting the guests in Tobermory. It appeared to be a very settled high pressure spell for the week ahead and highs of 18 degrees, so the short and shades were out along with the sun lotion! Ewan and group had great views of a golden eagle actively hunting in the heather! It may have been a field vole but even a cuckoo, which was nearby the area! An adult white-tailed eagle was also seen soaring to the east. Whimbrels were