Flora And Fauna ⋆ Ross and Cromarty Heritage

Pan Ross Flora And Fauna

Attribution: unknown (A clump of thrift, Armeria maritima)

Flora

There are a variety of native species of flora within Ross-shire. We have a selection within this photo album.

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Fauna

Keep your eyes peeled when you venture into the Ross and Cromarty area as you may see a variety of fauna. We have included a selection in our photo album.

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Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 1

Building work

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 2

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 3

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 4

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 5

DMRT members outside new base in Dingwall.

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 6

The new base designed by Reynolds Architecture and build by J C Cameron Ltd.

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 7

HRH The Princess Anne, accompanied by Lord Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty Mrs Janet Bowen, visited the base on 27 July 2017 and met volunteers.

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 8

HRH meeting volunteer Alison Smith.

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - photo 9

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team members (and dog) at their new base in Dingwall on opening day, 10 June 2017.

Pan Ross Flora And Fauna

Flora

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Pan Ross Flora

Fauna

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The Secretary, Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society, Tigh na Cadalach, Hawthorn Road, Muir of Ord. IV6 7RL.

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