Flora of St Kilda - Western Isles wildlife, birds, plants, mammals, moths, butterflies

Flora of St. Kilda

The Flora of St. Kilda by Professor Michael J. Crawley FRS

A5, full colour, 61 pages

£8.00 plus P&P (£5.00 plus P&P to Curracag members).

The author has been visiting St. Kilda for 25 years. This Hebridean Naturalist supplement includes:-

  • A list of the plants found in the most characterisitic habitats
  • An alphabetical list of the plants with habitat notes
  • Systematic list of the vascular plants
  • Distribution
  • Abundance
  • Discussion
  • Bibliography
Eider - Western Isles wildlife, birds, plants, mammals, moths, butterflies

Membership

Join Curracag or renew your membership online.

To join and pay by Direct Debit please sign up with your name, address and bank details (please note that for security purposes we have no access to your bank details!). After signing up for the Direct Debit the membership secretary will contact you to confirm which membership category you would like to join.

The link to join and pay by Direct Debit is: https://pay.gocardless.com/AL0000P80XW0HP

Joining with Direct Debit means that your membership will automatically renew annually.

If you prefer not to shop online for either membership or Hebridean Naturalists we are happy to receive your order by post along with a cheque made payable to “Curracag.” Send to The Membership Secretary, Suthainn, Askernish, Isle of South Uist, HS8 5SY and be sure to include your name, address and order details.

Hebridean Naturalist and Supplement

Here in the shop we also have the latest issue of Hebridean Naturalist available to purchase (issued free to members!). We also have a selection of back issues. The recently published Heb Nat Supplement 1 – The Flora of St. Kilda is now in the shop – note, if you are a Curracag member you are eligible for a £3 discount on this publication.

 

 

Lichens - Western Isles wildlife, birds, plants, mammals, moths, butterflies

Sightings

Curracag have a Facebook Group which has information about latest wildlife sightings around the Western Isles. The group is also great for news about events discussion and/or help on identification. The information posted is accessible to all and if you would like to post you can join the group easily.

The group can be found at Curracag Facebook Group

Lichens - Western Isles wildlife, birds, plants, mammals, moths, butterflies