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The National Trust for Scotland shares top five animals to spot in springtime (www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com)

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Adventure, fun and exploring new places are top of the to-do list at the National Trust for Scotland’s special places this spring. With landscapes famed for their array of flora and fauna, in the springtime Scotland is the perfect destination to see the seasonal wildlife emerge from its winter slumber.

To help keen explorers make the most of their adventures, Scotland’s largest conservation charity, the National Trust for Scotland, has shared its springtime guide to some of the best places in Scotland to spot the nation’s incredible wildlife.

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[–] tissek@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 year ago

Of all the mammals out there I get the most enjoyment out of seeing squirrels. Just love spotting them.