Latest clips
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Photo: Black-throated Diver
A rare glimpse of a Black-throated Diver (Gavia arctica - also known as a Black-throated Loon) in Loch Maree.
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Photo: Scottish Highlands
This is just one of the many exquisite views that Fergus Beeley will have come across during his year based in the Scottish Highlands.
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White-tailed sea eagle
Standing at 1m tall with a 2m wingspan the white-tailed sea eagle is a majestic presence in the lochs of the highlands. However, even these masters of the air have to learn how to fly at some point.
Wildlife Finder: watch a young white-tailed sea eagle on its first flight -
Black-throated diver
It's not easy for young black-throated divers to learn how to fly. Taking off can be very tricky due to their short wingspan, and landing in water can be a very bumpy experience.
Wildlife Finder: watch black-throated divers learning to fly -
Damselflies and dragonflies
Dragonflies thrive in Loch Marie owing to the abundance of midges and the rain.
Wildlife Finder: watch some wonderful footage of dragonflies -
Red deer
Roaring red deer stags provide the autumn soundtrack of the Highland glens. The red deer is the largest of the UK's resident species of deer.
Wildlife Finder: see and hear footage of red deer ruts
Credits
- Narrator
- Fergus Beeley
- Producer
- Fergus Beeley
