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Amazing & Extraordinary Facts: The Scottish Countryside

Af: Ruth Binney, Rydon Publishing Engelsk Hardback

Amazing & Extraordinary Facts: The Scottish Countryside

Af: Ruth Binney, Rydon Publishing Engelsk Hardback
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Season by season – and whatever the weather – Scotland’s countryside is an endless source of wonder, enjoyment and discovery, whether on mountains or heather clad moorlands, in glens, rivers and lochs, or its myriad islands. In landscapes that can even light up at night with spectacular auroras, there is something to admire, not least because Scotland is home to many animals and plants rare or absent in other parts of Britain. Here you’ll find capercaille, pine martens and mountain hares, golden eagles and leaping salmon. Scotland even has its own rainforest. As well as its unique natural history, Scotland’s countryside has engrossing tales to tell. It has megaliths as old as Stonehenge, treasured remnants from Roman invasions and cairns with vivid histories. So many places still echo to victory and heartbreak, myth and mystery, and to the deeds of kelpies and selkies. Here you’ll discover why it has inspired so many artists, poets and film makers over the centuries. As you explore Scotland’s countryside, you’ll find the answers to these intriguing questions. How much carbon is stored in Scotland’s precious peatlands?As well as Loch Ness, which other lochs are home to mysterious creatures?What is airglow and how does it form in the Highlands?How, according to legend, did midges prevent Scotland from invasion?Why were red deer once called ‘fairy cattle’? What attributes make red squirrels so active?Where can you find reindeer, ancient horses, jelly lichens and the world’s oldest fossil?
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Season by season – and whatever the weather – Scotland’s countryside is an endless source of wonder, enjoyment and discovery, whether on mountains or heather clad moorlands, in glens, rivers and lochs, or its myriad islands. In landscapes that can even light up at night with spectacular auroras, there is something to admire, not least because Scotland is home to many animals and plants rare or absent in other parts of Britain. Here you’ll find capercaille, pine martens and mountain hares, golden eagles and leaping salmon. Scotland even has its own rainforest. As well as its unique natural history, Scotland’s countryside has engrossing tales to tell. It has megaliths as old as Stonehenge, treasured remnants from Roman invasions and cairns with vivid histories. So many places still echo to victory and heartbreak, myth and mystery, and to the deeds of kelpies and selkies. Here you’ll discover why it has inspired so many artists, poets and film makers over the centuries. As you explore Scotland’s countryside, you’ll find the answers to these intriguing questions. How much carbon is stored in Scotland’s precious peatlands?As well as Loch Ness, which other lochs are home to mysterious creatures?What is airglow and how does it form in the Highlands?How, according to legend, did midges prevent Scotland from invasion?Why were red deer once called ‘fairy cattle’? What attributes make red squirrels so active?Where can you find reindeer, ancient horses, jelly lichens and the world’s oldest fossil?
Produktdetaljer
Sprog: Engelsk
Sider: 144
ISBN-13: 9781910821435
Indbinding: Hardback
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ISBN-10: 1910821438
Kategori: Scotland
Udg. Dato: 20 mar 2025
Længde: 15mm
Bredde: 138mm
Højde: 179mm
Forlag: Rydon Publishing
Oplagsdato: 20 mar 2025
Forfatter(e): Ruth Binney, Rydon Publishing
Forfatter(e) Ruth Binney, Rydon Publishing


Kategori Scotland


ISBN-13 9781910821435


Sprog Engelsk


Indbinding Hardback


Sider 144


Udgave


Længde 15mm


Bredde 138mm


Højde 179mm


Udg. Dato 20 mar 2025


Oplagsdato 20 mar 2025


Forlag Rydon Publishing

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