Nature Watch
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
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Watching bats along wooded margins of slow-flowing rivers and lochs
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Gardens offer a haven on our doorsteps
Reflections on nature down by the river give Keith pause for thought
Spotting deer in a wonderful part of Perthshire
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Courting frogs a sure sign of spring
A red kite flying: watching the raptors in our skies
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Wildlife winners and losers after the Devon bursts its banks
Varying lengths of wading curlews’ beaks on Elie shore a wonder of nature
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Otters are the lifeblood of our environment
KEITH BROOMFIELD: It’s January, but winter’s grip is reluctantly yielding
KEITH BROOMFIELD: More to the wren than its environmental adaptability
KEITH BROOMFIELD: The magic of dawn as jackdaws and rooks stir ahead of another day
KEITH BROOMFIELD: Plastic atrocity at Broughty Ferry beach
Barn owls in Courier Country living on a knife-edge as winter unfolds
