A seemingly bright blue woodlice rests on a vidid red rock. The colours are viewed through biofluorescent torches. Image Credit - Laura Corbe
🚨 Last few tickets up for grabs!
Reveal Nature is hosting two #Biofluorescent night walks at #Dunollie Wood on Weds 4 March👣 🔦
Expect luminous woodlice, lichens & the woods as you've never seen them 🤩 🌳
Book your place 🎟️👉 buff.ly/OKUxN8g
📸 Image credit - Laura Corbe
This evening I am reporting on the recent passing of the chief of Clan #MacDougall and the site associated with the clan, namely #Dunollie Castle near #Oban in the west of Scotland:www.visitorsguidetoscotland.com/2026/01/passing-of-chief...
poster titled 'Join Our Rainforest Futures at Dunollie'
Please gie #ScotlandsRainforest a helping hand! Join us at #Dunollie Wood, Oban to help thin beech regen & restore habitats.
📅 Thur 11 Sep
🕐 10am–2pm
📌 Dunollie Woods, Oban
🥪 Lunch included
Everyone welcome, come along and get stuck in!
👉 Register here: buff.ly/2vA1Fi6@acti...
A willow tree truck densely covered in a range of colourful lichens, mosses and liverworts, at least eight species but probably many more. Credit Laura Corbe - WTML
Goat willow is an awesome substrate for lichens characteristic of #ScotlandsRainforest. This 📷 features at least 8 species. We especially 💚 the octopus suckers (Gabura fascicularis)! 👏 to volunteer Laura for sharing images of #Dunollie Wood. More ➡️ buff.ly/fq6BpKu @asrainforest.bsky.social
The ruins of #Dunollie Castle, near #Oban, c1920s. The ancestral home of Clan #MacDougall, the ruins date largely from the 15th century although there is evidence of earlier fortifications on the site.
[photo: M.E.M. Donaldson; source: Inverness Museum & Art Gallery]
Lovely blog about our #Dunollie Wood near Oban - a magic wee slice of #ScotlandsRainforest. Delighted you enjoyed your visit so much Jenny. Thanks for documenting it 👏.
