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84-0921 Large heath butterfly, Gallangad Muir, Gartocharn 15198 275 CEP - Loch Lomond Large Heath Butterfly (Coenonympha tullia), scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar in Glasgow, but the butterfly was found on Gallangad Muir, Gartocharn. 01 July 1984
Miurburn around Lochindorb 17517 367 Grantown on Spey and Lochindorb Moorland around Lochindorb, Speyside, taken by David Palmar. Muirburn is a management practice in which patches of moorland are burned in rotation, leaving long heather for Red Grouse to nest in and encouraging the growth of short grass for grouse to eat. It is a controversial practice, because it realises carbon into the atmosphere. 18 March 2022
Moorland around Lochindob 17516 367 Grantown on Spey and Lochindorb Moorland around Lochindob, Speyside, taken by David Palmar. Lochindorb Castle is on the left. 18 March 2022
Muir burn, Glenshee 16115 1 Glenshee - Scenery and Mountain hares in winter Muir burn, seen from Glenshee. The heather is delberately set alight in winter, to create a patchwork of different ages of heather, so that Red grouse can have areas of long heather to nest in, and also areas of short heather to eat. This practice is now seen by many as doubtful, as it reduces the vegetation on the hills, which drain more quickly and flooding downstream is the result. It also dmages peat, promoting the release of carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas. 03 February 2007
Frog Orchid, Mugdock 15872 49 Mugdock and Loch Ardinning Frog Orchid (Coeloglossum viride), Dumbrock Muir, Mugdock, taken by Sarah Longrigg 30 July 2015
CEP and John Mitchell, Cameron Moor near Croftamie 14694 275 CEP - Loch Lomond Charles E Palmar and John Mitchell on Cameron Moor, near Croftamie. Scanned from a slide taken with CE Palmar's camera, probably by Pat Palmar 06 July 1974
Redshank chicks, Deils Craig moor, Strathblane 14659 308 CEP - Stirlingshire and East Dunbartonshire 3 Redshank (Tringa totanus) chicks in Deil's Craig Moor (Dumbrock Muir), Strathblane. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar in 1979. 28 May 1979
Redshank chicks, Deils Craig Moor, Strathblane 14657 308 CEP - Stirlingshire and East Dunbartonshire 3 Redshank (Tringa totanus) chicks in Deil's Craig Moor, Strathblane. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar in 1979. 28 May 1979
Marsh violets, Deils Craig Moor 14656 308 CEP - Stirlingshire and East Dunbartonshire Marsh violets (Viola palustris) on Deil's Craig Moor (Dumbrock Muir), Strathblane. Scanned from slide taken by CE Palmar in 1979. 28 May 1979
Northern Eggar moth, Drymen 13703 275 CEP - Loch Lomond Northern Eggar moth (Lasiocampa quercus), Turner Muir, Drymen. Scanned from slide taken by CE Palmar in Glasgow in June1967. 27 June 1967

84-0921 Large heath butterfly, Gallangad Muir, Gartocharn

15198

275

CEP - Loch Lomond

Large Heath Butterfly (Coenonympha tullia),
scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar in Glasgow, but the butterfly was found on Gallangad Muir, Gartocharn.

01 July 1984

Miurburn around Lochindorb

17517

367

Grantown on Spey and Lochindorb

Moorland around Lochindorb, Speyside, taken by David Palmar. Muirburn is a management practice in which patches of moorland are burned in rotation, leaving long heather for Red Grouse to nest in and encouraging the growth of short grass for grouse to eat. It is a controversial practice, because it realises carbon into the atmosphere.

18 March 2022

Moorland around Lochindob

17516

367

Grantown on Spey and Lochindorb

Moorland around Lochindob, Speyside, taken by David Palmar. Lochindorb Castle is on the left.

18 March 2022

Muir burn, Glenshee

16115

Glenshee - Scenery and Mountain hares in winter

Muir burn, seen from Glenshee. The heather is delberately set alight in winter, to create a patchwork of different ages of heather, so that Red grouse can have areas of long heather to nest in, and also areas of short heather to eat.
This practice is now seen by many as doubtful, as it reduces the vegetation on the hills, which drain more quickly and flooding downstream is the result. It also dmages peat, promoting the release of carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas.

03 February 2007