🎄The Nature of Mull - Advent Calendar Day 1️⃣ 9️⃣  A Mull Cuckoo and Meadow Pipit... Since 1995, the number of Cuckoos has decreased by over 30%. The  British Trust for Ornithology (BTO)  have been satellite tagging the birds since 2011 in the aim to discover more vial information about the species and what may be causing big declines. Follow the latest updates from the tagged birds, as they all settle in their 'wintering grounds' in the Congo basin...

🎄The Nature of Mull - Advent Calendar Day 1️⃣ 7️⃣  After today's news from south of the border pointing heavily towards atrocious wildlife crimes, there is only one species to showcase today...the majestic White-tailed Eagle!  See the link if unaware of the news -  https://www.roydennis.org/

🎄The Nature of Mull - Advent Calendar Day 0️⃣ 7️⃣  A winter time-lapse of Gribun cliffs...

Quite overcast and grey in the morning with a fresh northerly wind, very appropriate for the first winter day tour since March! Red throated diver and Harbour seals were a nice start before a little egret, buzzards and kestrels. A few attempts for the other raptor species to no avail before five species together at our lunch stop. Two Hen Harriers and both flavours of eagles on the distant skylines. At our toilet stop we had a spectacular otter encounter as we all got in a re

Weather: a drizzly start eventually brightened into another calm, golden light day. Theo and group started with great views of an Otter enroute to our first stop, fishing close to shore from the van before popping up onto a small rock for a preen. Next the local WTE eventually flew into their usual perch in the spruce. Great-northern Divers, Slavonian Grebes and 2 Velvet Scoter were out in the loch. Onto the next sea loch we had another more distant Otter out fishing, a few S

Weather: Light breeze and mostly overcast with occasional light rain. Both groups started with the local pair of White-tailed Eagles before watching a pod of Common Dolphins unusually high up a sea loch, an indicator of the huge amount of food that's around for the marine mammals lately. A Golden Eagle was perched in dead tree on the hillside and 2 Kestrels over the ridge above. We then watched a pair of adult WTE's on an offshore island before an Otter and her tiny cub appea

Calm winds and bright spells made for perfect conditions to explore Mull’s wild coast once again. Our morning began overlooking the Sound of Mull, where a large pod of Common Dolphins and several Harbour Porpoise travelled south through the calm water. Then came a truly special moment — a stunning Hoopoe, the first ever recorded on a Nature Scotland tour! The bird fed right beside the road, giving us incredible views before flying further along, all against the backdrop of a

Bright spells and calm winds made for perfect conditions to explore Mull’s coast today before the cloud arrived in the afternoon. Our morning began at a sea loch where two magnificent White-tailed Eagles perched in the trees before lifting off to hunt across the water. Behind us, a solitary Otter quietly fished in the bay, surfacing close to shore and offering beautiful views. The excitement grew as a Golden Eagle appeared on a nearby hillside, slowly circling higher into the

Bright skies and calm air made for ideal walking conditions on Mull today. A quick stop on our way to the coast brought an early treat — a distant Otter feeding in the Sound, watched over by two White-tailed Eagles perched out on a rocky reef. We began our coastal walk with a lovely mix of waders and a Red-throated Diver just offshore. The calm conditions made spotting easy, and before long, Harbour Porpoise and Harbour Seals appeared, moving gracefully through the still wate

Light clouds and a gentle breeze set the perfect scene for another incredible day exploring Mull’s wild coastlines. We began at a sea loch where an Otter mum and her two cubs rolled playfully through the seaweed — a fantastic start to the morning. Further out on the loch, two Slavonian Grebes and several Great Northern Divers dived in the calm water. Before long, our first eagle appeared — a magnificent White-tailed Eagle perched at low tide, keeping watch not far from yet an

Mull was alive with activity today after Storm Amy. As we set off from Tobermory, a male Sparrowhawk gave us a brilliant start, darting...

Weather: a rainy and overcast day with occasional bright spells and a light breeze. Theo's 4hr private tour: On our morning out we had...

Weather: Rainy morning but eventually cleared into light cloud but always a chilly autumn day. Highlights of both tours today starting...

Weather: Bright and breezy sunny day with little cloud. Klay's Wilderness tour: Bright skies set the scene for a fantastic day on foot....

Ewan had a four hour private tour with a family pick up from Craignure. A couple of showers on the way down provided some beautiful...

You and had a half day private tour today meeting guests in Craignure. Showers on the drive down but cleared up to sunny spells and some...

Ewan accommodated guests from the Majestic Line cruise liner yesterday morning and a few scattered showers during the 4 hours but lots of...

A showery day and windy, but turned out nice in the afternoon. Theo's Tour: We started the day with the local pair of WTE perched up in...

12/09/25 The day began at a beautiful mountain range where a charming red kite soared overhead. The winds were ideal, attracting numerous...

Theo's Tour 22.08.25 The day began with cloudy skies and a gentle breeze. We kicked off with an adult white-tailed eagle perched on an...