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  • fox Giedriius Shutterstock

    21st October 2025

    On the lookout: red fox

    This winter, Nadia Shaikh honours the ubiquitous red fox – an extraordinary survivor and a gift to our landscape.

  • * main * A frosty morning above Loch Dochart_credit Richard Johnson Shutterstock

    26th September 2025

    On the Lookout: hoar frost

    There’s only one thing in nature that conjures the crisp, sharp beauty of the shoulder seasons for Nadia Shaikh.

  • main_The croaking Ptarmigan should be a mountain mainstay_credit Rock Ptarmigan Shutterstock

    22nd August 2025

    On the Lookout: ptarmigan

    The ptarmigan has kit for the mountains and – under the cover of camo – reminds Nadia Shaikh that it is not just wingspan and strength that deserves our sense of awe.

  • * main * Alive, vibrant but mostly alone among the heather_ credit Jordon Sharp Shutterstock

    25th July 2025

    On the Lookout: meadow pipit

    Right to Roam organiser and naturalist Nadia Shaikh remembers and reminds us to notice the resilient small brown bird among our upland monocultures.

  • MAIN Male yellowhammer (Emberiza citrinella) perches in a hedge, Norfolkshutterstock_2154912097

    27th June 2025

    On the Lookout: hedgerows

    Right to Roam organiser and naturalist Nadia Shaikh meets the animal engineers of our land at the humble hedgerow.

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  • Caddisfly larvae in it's stone sleepig bag - credit shutterstock: Rostislav Stefanek

    23rd May 2025

    On the Lookout: caddisfly

    Right to Roam organiser and naturalist Nadia Shaikh wades into the shallows to find a tiny sleeping bag maker, the sign of a healthy river.

  • Song Thrush 2 Sara Humphrey

    21st April 2025

    On the Lookout: song thrush

    Nadia Shaikh pays attention to the hope of season’s change, lifted out of winter’s darkness by the fluty riffs of the humble song thrush.

  • Oystercatcher. Credit: John Wiliams

    28th March 2025

    On the Lookout: Oystercatcher

    Right to Roam organiser and naturalist Nadia Shaikh is enchanted by her noisy neighbours; the oystercatcher.

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