Dates given are the dates on which the photos were added to the site, not necessarily when taken - the entry page will give the date on which the shot was taken.
new species - new location - change of photo - flickr group latest
New Species
hedgehog
13/06/11
currie
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mistle thrush
16/04/11
figgate park
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curlew
15/04/11
seafield |
red deer
14/02/11
craigmillar |
iceland gull
14/02/11
holyrood
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siskin
14/02/11
holyrood
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dunlin
30/01/11
seafield |
rock pipit
24/01/11
seafield |
bar tailed godwit
15/01/11
seafield |
night heron
26/12/10
corstorphine |
New Location
grey heron
18/06/11
dudd. loch
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feral pigeon
18/06/11
figgate park
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song thrush
18/06/11
portobello |
red-breast. merg.
15/04/11
seafield |
treecreeper
14/02/11
lauriston
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chiffchaff
14/02/11
figgate park
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redwing
30/01/11
newington
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turnstone
30/01/11
seafield
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ringed plover
25/01/11
seafield
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eider
25/01/11
seafield
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Newest Photo Changes
goldeneye
15/01/11
figgate park |
cormorant
16/12/10
dean (wol) |
shoveler
13/11/10
duddingston (fig.) |
waxwing
12/11/10
murrayfield |
little grebe
24/10/10
duddingston (fig.) |
Edinburgh Wildlife Flickr Group
Edinburgh is quite rightly regarded as a green city, with parks, waterways and gardens combining to provide home to a huge amount of wildlife. This site aims to document that wildlife in photo form, and make it easy for you to see just what shares the city with us, and where you might find it. The creation of the site was sparked partly by my own interest in the wildlife around us, and the Glendale wildlife site operated on Skye.
If you see something interesting, or get a great shot, then just drop me a line at my contact email, either with a picture attached, or with a link to your picture online. We'd recommend not only Flickr for storing and showing your photos online, but also the Edinburgh Wildlife photo group on that site (the group isn't run by me, and this site has no affiliation with the group, but it makes sense as a location for photos if you are using Flickr).
This is your site, and I aim
to keep it regularly updated, with newer (or better) images
for each species as and when they come in. And even if you don't
have a picture I'm always happy to hear of sightings for the
sightings page - this will be updated, usually, within 48 hours
(I'll always reply to your email), and quite often will be 'tweeted'
within a matter of hours.
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