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    Rufous motmots on the Panama fruit feeder cam. © Cornell Lab Bird Cams
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    Cairngorms nature-monitoring project is first in the UK

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    John Craven to head the British Wildlife Book Festival

    White tailed eagles or sea eagles are the UK’s largest bird, with a wingspan of up to 2.4m. Their powerful eyesight can spot a fish up to 3.2 kilometres away and as they descend for their prey it’s like watching a plane put down its wheels. © Scottish Sisters Photography
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    Male capercaillie in a Caledonian pine forest. © Bob Falconer/Getty
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    Scottish damselflies should choose their friends wisely

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