Bats At Thrumster Night

14th August 2017

Photograph of Bats At Thrumster Night

If you want to find out more about bats in Caithness you could not do better than head to Thrumster Woodlands with the Rangers. You might be surprised how many there are and where you can find them.

To see what other outing are available from Highland Rangers check the web site at -
www.highland.gov.uk/outdoorhighlands

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