Nature Watch
NATURE: Magnificent sight of rutting stags
NATURE: nuthatches are topsy-turvy birds, says Keith
NATURE WATCH: The rowan tree, the epitome of Scotland
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Herons go fishing once darkness descends
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Seeing fungi out is one of the joys of autumn
Keith Broomfield: in tune with nature
NATURE WATCH: Marine marvels and an abundance of life under water
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Impressive discovery of intertwined slow worms beneath iron sheet in the Highlands
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Warblers silently slip embark on trip to their African wintering grounds
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Fall in weasel numbers is a worry
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Easy to overlook, pond skaters are actually intriguing creatures
KEITH BROOMFIELD: The thrills of being attacked by a lobster while snorkelling near Elie in Fife
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Mountain hares are part of the very soul of the Cairngorms
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Astonishing insight into the secret lives of badgers
KEITH BROOMFIELD: ‘I have a love-hate relationship with butterflies’
Keith enjoys a fleeting – and rare – glimpse of a hedgehog
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Disaster as crow picks off young starlings
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Fascinating insight into fox and badger families
Observing moths, one of the most diverse animal groups on the planet
The sparrowhawk: Courier country’s winged assassin
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Cuckooflower produces rippling of colour in spring breeze
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Amid this lockdown I sit and watch, fascinated by jackdaws
Keith is keeping a special eye-out for the first orange-tip butterflies of the year
