Beaver Tours

If you'd love to see these amazing creatures in their natural habitats then drop me an e-mail or message me on Facebook - not only will you see them, you'll get the full details about them, their habits and history.

Woodland & Pine Marten Hide

One of my favourite spots to chill - I'll happily share it with you and help point out the many amazing different species to be seen - over 60 to date including the most commented pine marten.

Birds, Hills, Mountains

If you fancy the idea of a kilted guide and a wee dram on top of a munro then let us know - we have a local guide who provides just that.

Bob Smith

I am, as you may well realise, passionate about the outdoors and wildlife. My dad introduced me to nature and all it stood for when I was a youngster and I must admit, I  loved it all. Saying that, I can't say I loved getting up at 0400 in the morning to go out with him and witness all that the local wildlife had to offer at the crack of dawn., but once out there I was hooked. From Black Grouse leks, Hen Harriers, Short Eared Owls and Merlins on the moor to secret Osprey nests, Wildcat abundant and occasionally seen, Golden Eagle eyries, watching Peregrines in a city centre and on crags, Capercaillies in a pineland, Goshawks in a woodland/moorland, Pine Martens in a Gamekeepers garage attic and a Nuthatch in same keepers post box; Ptarmigan, Dottrel, Golden Plover, Snow Bunting and Red Grouse on the peaks, Red Stags rutting, Starling murmurations at the reed beds, 10,000 geese rising as one at a red dawn, Marsh Harriers, Black Throated Divers on a few hidden highland lochs, all were something else and if truth be told, wonderous experiences that I can't thank my Dad enough for as they very special times.