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Spring time.

Several young red squirrels have been regular visitors to the garden lately and enjoy playing about in the wild primroses. All the plants are flowering later this year after the harsh winter we experienced but we are thrilled to see the new batch of squirrels in the Spring sunshine.

Wild primroses in bloom.

The cold Winter and the rather wet start to Spring has delayed the opening of many of the native wild flowers. This week the wild primroses have just started to appear on the woodland floor and line the roadside verges from Inverfarigaig to Dores on the south side of Loch Ness. The next to appear will be the wild bluebells but not for a few weeks yet.