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Frog Orchid, Machrihanish 14722 310 CEP - Kintyre Frog Orchid (Coeloglossum viride), found on limestone grasslands, the flowering spike only grows to between 4 and 20 cm tall and varies considerably in size, carrying between 5 and 25 individual green flowers which are tinged with red/brown. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar at Machrihanish, Kintyre. 30 June 1982
Area grazed by Exmoor Ponies, Cochno 18090 218 West Dunbartonshire and Clydebank Grassland area grazed by Exmoor Ponies above the Jaw Reservoir, Cochno, taken by David Palmar. In the background is a coniferous plantation, with windthrow and clearfell in the middle distance. 08 July 2023
Germander Speedwell, Dumyat Hill 16697 364 Stirlingshire - Dumyat Germander Speedwell (Veronica chamaedrys) taken on Dumyat Hill. Identifying features are the bright blue flowers with white centres, around 1cm diameter, have 4 petals and bloom in spring/early summer. Photo taken by David Palmar 14 September 2020
Ridge and furrow on rough grazing land, Garnock Floods SWT Reserve 15499 203 North Ayrshire - Garnock Floods SWT Reserve Ridge and furrow in two orientations at Garnock Floods SWT Reserve, on land which was formerly cultivated but has now reverted to rough grazing. 10 November 2019
3 caves, Allt nan Uamh, Inchnadamph 15028 323 CEP - Invernesshire 3 caves, Allt nan Uamh, Inchnadamph. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar 22 June 1975
Bone Caves above Allt nan Uamh, Inchnadamph 15017 297 CEP - Ross and Cromarty CE Palmar standing by Creag nan Uamh (Crag of the Caves) the caves in a limestone cliff, about 200 ft. above Allt nan Uamh - a tributary of the Loanan, near Inchnadamph, Assynt. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar. Bones of brown bear, reindeer, lynx, arctic fox, wolf, and the skull of a polar bear have been identified dating back beyond the last ice age and the preceding two interglacial periods (middle and late Devensian) over 45,000 years ago. As one of the few limestone districts in Scotland, this valley is extremely popular with cavers. The Bone Caves themselves do not extend far into the hillside, but the entrance to the longest cave system in Scotland, the Uamh an Claonaite, is nearby. The caves are now an SSSI. 22 June 1975
Cowslips at Arkleston, Paisley 14731 258 CEP - Glasgow Cowslips (Primula veris) growing at Arkleston, Paisley. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar. 18 May 1976
Limestone sink hole, Smoo Cave 10599 236 Sutherland - Durness and the Smoo Cave Limestone sink hole with waterfall, Smoo Cave, Durness 25 July 2012
Limestone sink hole 10598 236 Sutherland - Durness and the Smoo Cave Limestone sink hole. At this point the roof of the Smoo cave has collapsed due to the river previously flowing into the cave. 25 July 2012
Eigg below the Cleadale cliffs 10474 225 Eigg - Cleadale The pastoral landscape of Eigg below the Cleadale cliffs. 02 September 2016

Frog Orchid, Machrihanish

14722

310

CEP - Kintyre

Frog Orchid (Coeloglossum viride), found on limestone grasslands, the flowering spike only grows to between 4 and 20 cm tall and varies considerably in size, carrying between 5 and 25 individual green flowers which are tinged with red/brown.
Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar at Machrihanish, Kintyre.

30 June 1982

Area grazed by Exmoor Ponies, Cochno

18090

218

West Dunbartonshire and Clydebank

Grassland area grazed by Exmoor Ponies above the Jaw Reservoir, Cochno, taken by David Palmar.
In the background is a coniferous plantation, with windthrow and clearfell in the middle distance.

08 July 2023

Germander Speedwell, Dumyat Hill

16697

364

Stirlingshire - Dumyat

Germander Speedwell (Veronica chamaedrys) taken on Dumyat Hill. Identifying features are the bright blue flowers with white centres, around 1cm diameter, have 4 petals and bloom in spring/early summer. Photo taken by David Palmar

14 September 2020

Ridge and furrow on rough grazing land, Garnock Floods SWT Reserve

15499

203

North Ayrshire - Garnock Floods SWT Reserve

Ridge and furrow in two orientations at Garnock Floods SWT Reserve, on land which was formerly cultivated but has now reverted to rough grazing.

10 November 2019

3 caves, Allt nan Uamh, Inchnadamph

15028

323

CEP - Invernesshire

3 caves, Allt nan Uamh, Inchnadamph. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar

22 June 1975

Bone Caves above Allt nan Uamh, Inchnadamph

15017

297

CEP - Ross and Cromarty

CE Palmar standing by Creag nan Uamh (Crag of the Caves) the caves in a limestone cliff, about 200 ft. above Allt nan Uamh - a tributary of the Loanan, near Inchnadamph, Assynt. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar.
Bones of brown bear, reindeer, lynx, arctic fox, wolf, and the skull of a polar bear have been identified dating back beyond the last ice age and the preceding two interglacial periods (middle and late Devensian) over 45,000 years ago.
As one of the few limestone districts in Scotland, this valley is extremely popular with cavers. The Bone Caves themselves do not extend far into the hillside, but the entrance to the longest cave system in Scotland, the Uamh an Claonaite, is nearby. The caves are now an SSSI.

22 June 1975