There are toilets here too and there is even a restaurant just a 5-minute walk down the road which serves delicious food!

But you really can’t 'make an appointment' with animals in Scotland, they generally don’t just ‘turn up’. And in remote areas, the terrain can be incredibly tough-going and there is the challenge of even just getting there. And of course, there is the weather!" They’re encouraging it further with their “Stay the night” campaign that was trialed by the Forestry Commission.

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This was another of my favourite wild camping spots in Scotland, simply because we were parked right next to Braemar Castle which is not only a really cool castle in the daylight, but it’s lit up at night so it looks brilliant! The election was called after the fourth and final coalition of outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned in July after failing to agree to measures to rein in migration. Despite that, these sleek predators are very difficult to film and normally film-makers are delighted even to see one of these largely nocturnal animals in the daylight, but in summer females are often more active in the day-time feeding their kits. And Fergus chanced upon an active and happy family, which is another magical sequence in the series. And then for much of the rest of the three weeks the seals didn’t play ball. Fergus says: "There was a lot of footage of sleeping seals, and I had just to hold my nerve as you do in this game. There is a temptation when you are camped in one place and there isn’t any major action to move…but then you can keep moving around and keep not getting anything.

Fergus says: "Honestly normally I’d be delighted to see one pine-marten out in the day, but in this instance when the mum turned up on her own, I was a bit peeved with her, saying to myself 'C’mon, where’s the kits?'" A coalition of the Freedom Party, VVD, and the NSC party of centrist lawmaker Pieter Omtzigt would have 81 seats combined, making it the most obvious combination but which could still take months of difficult talks.The hills and glens of the Highlands define Scotland for the world. Dominated by hills, glens, lochs, rivers and forests, it’s a landscape that’s been heavily altered by people and climate. Once a great forest covered much of this land, but now little remains. In the central highlands lie the Cairngorms, a vast plateau where Scotland’s greatest Arctic alpine environment can be found and home to Scotland’s only free-roaming reindeer herd. For thousands of years reindeer roamed these hills but were eventually lost due to hunting and climate pressures. But in the 1960s this herd was reintroduced. By the middle of Spring, they’re joined on the high tops by a true Highland specialist, the dotterel. These trusting little birds return here from North Africa to breed, flitting around the melting snow patches in search of food. They’ve been in huge decline in recent years as climate pressure takes its toll on this small population on the southern edge of its breeding range. For the very first time their breeding behaviour is captured on camera.

Mr Muizzu won the presidential election in September, defeating incumbent Ibrahim Solih in a runoff after promising to remove 75 Indian military personnel operating in the nation. Loading... There is room for 5-10 vans, but because this place is popular with locals for dog walking, I would recommend leaving early in the morning so you aren’t taking up valuable parking space for them. So this could mean staying in a field, parking up by a lake, in a beach carpark, or in a large parking layby.

Having filmed across the whole of Scotland, Maramedia noted many changes in the fauna and flora they worked with. Some underwater habitats had noticeably deteriorated since the filming of the company’s Hebrides series filmed in 2011. But other species such as ospreys, red kites and beavers have become commoner and more widespread. Pine Martens have also increased and are doing well right across the nation. Mr Solih, who served five years as president from 2018 as the leader of the Maldivian Democratic Party, had operated with an India-first policy. New Delhi will hope that diplomacy can convince Mr Muizzu to change his mind about expelling the Indians, because, the quality of life of regular Maldivians could suffer, according to Ms Tambi.