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Wonderful guest house

Wonderful guest house
We stayed here for a couple of nights on our way south from the Hebrides, having initially ..
October 2020
A stag in Winter
A Stag Feed
Baby Owl
Pine Martin at Rannoch accommodation
A Stag Feed
Stag calling
Robin getting food
Doe shaking head
Yellow breasted bird on branch
Deer meeting
Red breasted bird in tree
deer in the trees wide

Where to spot native Scottish wildlife

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Here in Rannoch we are extremely lucky to be surrounded by amazing nature and wildlife.

Keep you eyes open and you will be amazed at what you will see.

Recently in the last year Rannoch is now home to a pair of nesting Sea Eagles, they are majestic in flight. Be sure to look up!

We have been lucky enough to spot Golden Eagles soaring over the guesthouse on three or four ocasions as well as spotting them over the hills when out and about.

While you are looking up  Osprey's can be seen through the summer months over Loch Rannoch and River Gaur

Red Squirrels are often seen scurrying through our garden and we have seen more this year then previous.

You can see from the picture we had seen a Pine Martin running through our garden but never got more than a glimpse until one day he was just sat on the driveway and gave me enough time to catch a photograph!

Last year there was a kefuffle going on in a field with cows near the river in front of the guesthouse. The farmer told us it was a family of Otters in the field and our other neighbours also witnessed them. We are yet to see them but great to know they are about.

The Black Wood ancient caledonian forest you may catch a glimpse of the rare and elusive Capercaillie.

The Red Deer, majestic stags and graceful hinds they are in abundance in Rannoch. Harder to see in the summer as they are up high, however in the winter months you will see them as they come down for more food and water.