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Glacial erosion, Allt Mhuic
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Allt Mhuic Loch Arkaig
Photograph displaying the effects of a glacial erosion on geomorphology at the Allt Mhuic Butterfly Reserve near Loch Arkaig, Invernessshire.
18 May 2024
The snowy Cairngorms from near Aviemore
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Cairngorms National Park in winter
The snowy Cairngorms looking south-east from near Aviemore, showing from left to right the skiing area of Cairngorm, the cliffs of Cairn Lochan, the U-shaped valley of the Lairig Ghru and the corries of Braeriach, taken by David Palmar
21 March 2022
Tree stump and dried-out peat, Cochno
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West Dunbartonshire and Clydebank
An ancient tree stump emerging as the dried out peat is eroded, Cochno, taken by David Palmar
08 July 2023
River bank erosion at Baron's Haugh
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North Lanarkshire - Baron's Haugh and Dalzell Woods
Erosion of the bank of the River Clyde, Baron's Haugh, taken by David Palmar
06 May 2023
Yellow Flag Iris and Duncryne, RSPB Loch Lomond
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Loch Lomond - RSPB Loch Lomond
Yellow Flag Iris (Iris pseudacorus) in Twenty Acres - compartment 10, RSPB Loch Lomond, a habitat suitable for butterflies, taken by David Palmar. In the background is Duncryne, a crag and tail landform. The crag is an old volcanic neck - probably Carboniferous - and the tail, being in the lee of the hard crag rock, has escaped as much glacial erosion by the last ice age in the region of 10,000 years ago.
07 June 2023
The Culbin Forest and Culbin Sands
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Moray - Findhorn and Burghead
The Culbin Forest and Culbin Sands from near Findhorn, taken by David Palmar. Marine erosion can be seen eating into the sand dunes. Hopefully the trees will slow down the erosion and protect the land.
20 March 2022
The Culbin Forest and Culbin Sands
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Moray - Findhorn and Burghead
The Culbin Forest and Culbin Sands from near Findhorn, taken by David Palmar. Marine erosion can be seen eating into the sand dunes. Hopefully the trees will slow down the erosion and protect the land.
20 March 2022
The snowy Cairngorms from near Aviemore
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Cairngorms National Park in winter
The snowy Cairngorms looking south-east from near Aviemore, showing from left to right the skiing area of Cairngorm, the cliffs of Cairn Lochan, the U-shaped valley of the Lairig Ghru and the corries of Braeriach, taken by David Palmar
21 March 2022
Cairngorms from Glenshee
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Glenshee - Scenery and Mountain hares in winter
The Cairngorms from Glenshee, showing features of glacial erosion, such as corries, U-shaped hollows carved out thousands of years ago by small glaciers on the sides of the mountains, and where snow still lies today. On the ridge in the foreground is a layer of loose rock caused by frost-shattering, a freeze-thaw process which breaks up rocks.
03 February 2007
Five Mountain Hares against corrie, Glenshee
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Glenshee - Scenery and Mountain hares in winter
Five Mountain hares (Lepus timidus) standing out in their winter coat against the lack of snow in the background corrie, Glenshee. Because of climate change there is less snow cover than previously, and the hares are now more obvious, and more susceptible to predation.
