60K views · 4.4K reactions | Beavers in Scotland are now a protected species. This vital step towards their full return to Scotland's lochs and rivers will unlock benefits for both the environment and society. | Scottish Wildlife Trust | Facebook

35 reactions | Your latest wildlife highlights from around Scotland include acrobatic red kites at Argaty, a majestic white-tailed eagle on the Isle of Skye, and a beaver in Knapdale Forest. | Scottish Wildlife Trust | Facebook

Red Deer Stags with almost fully grown antlers grazing near the river Dee in the Cairngorms National Park in the evening of 27th July 2023. The deer, most of which appear to be 'Royal' stags with 12 points, with maybe one 'Imperial' stag, still have the velvet skin covering over their antlers. Cairngorms Nature A deer’s antlers start as small lumps of tissue at the tip of the pedicle, but as they grow, they are covered with a soft fur-like covering, described as being ‘velvet’. Red Deer stag’s a

52 reactions · 18 shares | Red Deer Rut 8 miles north of #Pitlochry #Perthshire #Scotland. One of the attractions of Pitlochry is the fabulous countryside and its wild life. I took this clips yesterday from a quiet public road, 8 miles from Pitlochry. | Explore Pitlochry & Highland Perthshire | Facebook

322K views · 1K reactions | This baby Bukhara deer is in trouble  | BBC Scotland | Facebook