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11/06/18. Noisy pond at Balranald, North Uist.
12/06/18. The Machair at Dusk!! Aird a’ Mhachair, North Uist.
13/06/18. Squeaky trees in Coille Langais during storm Hector.
June 2018. The sounds of water in the Cairngorms.
09/06/18. Young Long Eared Owls. Dalmunzie Castle hotel estate. Glenshee, Cairngorm National Park.

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