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Otter
Jim Crumley
[trim]“An astonishingly good writer. Not just an astonishingly good nature writer, but an outstanding artist with prose.” West Highland Free Press[/trim]
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The Blackbird Diaries
Karen Lloyd
[trim]"A writer of rare talent, always with a sharp eye and an open heart, Lloyd quietly and unassumingly shares her observations of nature, drawing you into a world made rich with the company of birds." Miriam Darlington, BBC Wildlife[/trim]
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The Island in Imagination and Experience
Barry Smith
[trim]"Magisterial… A harrowing, enthralling piece of work that bears comparison with John Prebble’s equally dense, equally passionate classic, The Highland Clearances." Jim Perrin, The Great Outdoors[/trim]
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Badger
Jim Crumley
[trim]‘Virtuoso writing… Jim Crumley’s books come from an intelligence drawn from place.’ BBC Countryfile[/trim]
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Skylark
Jim Crumley
[trim]“Enthralling and often strident.” Observer[/trim]
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Castles in the Mist
Robin Noble
[trim]Saltire Society History Book of the Year 2016, SHORTLISTED[/trim]
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Beneath the Ice
Kenneth Steven
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The Dragonfly-friendly Gardener
Ruary Mackenzie Dodds
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The Gathering Tide (old)
Karen Lloyd
[trim]'A hugely impressive debut.' – Mark Cocker[/trim]
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Swan
Jim Crumley
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Hare
Jim Crumley
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A Handbook of Scotland’s Wild Harvests
Fi Martynoga
[trim]'We have been foraging our lands for centuries to feed, clothe and warm ourselves. Here Fi Martynoga has put together an incredibly informative handbook detailing all things edible, drinkable and sustainable. Now, where are my wellies?' - Neil Forbes, Scottish Restaurant Awards Scottish Chef of the Year 2011[/trim]
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Nature’s Architect
Jim Crumley
[trim]'Crumley conveys the feelings involved... the excitement, the joy, the wonder of the natural world at its wildest with honesty and passion.' - Susan Mansfield, Scottish Review of Books.[/trim]
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Barn Owl
Jim Crumley
[trim]'An utter delight, and I cried more than once for the sheer beauty of the writing and descriptions of watching wildlife.' - Jennifer Tetlow[/trim]
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Fox
Jim Crumley
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A Handbook of Scotland’s Trees
Fi Martynoga
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