Blog Entries from Treshnish Farm
Blogs (web logs) and blogspots provide a unique insight into Highland life and nature in Lochaber and The West Highlands.
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Last Update: Sunday, February 21, 2021 - 10:19
This last week or so has been very cold. No snow to speak of, but bright dry cold days. These 2 pictures are of Loch Cuin from the air. It is always particularly beautiful with a...
Over the last 18 months Farmer has been picking up marine plastic/rubbish along the coast below Crackaig back to the Whisky Cave. He started during lambing in 2019, whilst waiting for a ewe to...
We don't usually get a lot of snow. In fact this is a lot for us. The tracks are white and there is a light icing sugar dusting on the hills and fields. This morning it was very,...
January has been a mostly pleasant month, with some exceptional calm and cold days. The island is still in Level 3 whilst the mainland is in Level 4, effectively full lockdown. Sadly...
We were very lucky to have clear skies the other night, which coincided with some strong solar activity! It seems like a long time since we had a good display. The arc was very strong and I...
Happy New Year! Wishing you all a happy and healthy year ahead. What a relief to say goodbye to 2020. We always feel so very lucky to live where we do but during 2020 we have felt it...
Tupping has finished. All the ewes have been put through the fank, they have been checked over and given a bolus with Cobalt and Selenium in it, plus a drench against liver fluke. Our...
Loch Pealloch, on the way to Tobermory, late November afternoon.A walk up Glenforsa, on a winters day. It seems so mountainous compared to the low Treshnish hills! At old Rhoail there is a...
We had a meeting earlier in the week with the RSPB - to talk about Corncrakes. Corncrake numbers are falling, and so the RSPB are embarking on a project to support farmers and crofters in doing...
