David Adamson

Great first day in a beautiful city, wrapped up with a screening of Mister Radio (1924, very fun).

We were thrilled to have Dr. Patrick Adamson introduce M. Butterfly! As we wrap up MINT on Tour, we're excited to announce the return of the 3rd MINT Chinese Film Festival in Keswick Alhambra Cinema, taking place from Feb 21–23, 2025. Stay tuned! 🐍💚💜

New exhibition of unseen works by Norman Cornish mixed media exemplar works from the 50s 60s - Castlegate House Gallery Cockermouth opens Nov 9th issuu.com/castlegatehous…

Slippery Jim (1909) Directed by Segundo de Chomón

Nice way to spend a Thursday morning

Rabbits in the dandelions and poppies for international rabbit day size A1 no5537

Dan the Ranger hard at work learning about mosses today at the Centre with biology students from Edinburgh Uni and Ruth our Outdoor Learning Officer. Many thanks to Dr David Chamberlain and colleagues. The moss on the rock is Orthotrichum rivulare, the signature WOL moss.

@scotfot Thanks. A female Melanostoma species I think.

@DWA1955 Thanks, here is a closer look (just out of the focal range unfortunately)

A few end of season stragglers #wildflowerhour

Clunie Path, up and down from Pitlochry

Some insects, and a spider, from the edge of Blackridge, West Lothian, 06/09/24.

Roe deer up the Pentland Hills and a Skylark above size A1 no5485

More bumblebees, 04/09/24 from Red Moss SWT reserve south of Balerno, near Edinburgh.

To add to recent Bombus soroeensis photos from Lochnagar and Allenheads here are some from Edinburgh Natural History Society's meeting at Black Moss of Armadale on 31 August.

@whitmuir1 @britgalls This is a good time of year to search for oak galls; there are a lot of different species.

Swallows and possibly the odd house martin making use of standing deadwood at Beecraigs today. @RSFS1854 @scotforestry @EdinburghNats

Charlotte is at it again with another Ultra!! Show her and rivers around the Forth some support

Today saw another farm #bioblitz in the #pentlandhills with @EdinburghNats a wonderful group of experts and volunteers found many species of plants and fungi, including this insectivorous sundew and a beautiful mountain pansy..results to follow 😀

Thank goodness for @PrivateEyeNews.

Sunset and swans on the beautiful Clyde size A1 no5424