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Heroes don’t wear capes.
26/09/2025

Heroes don’t wear capes.

As Arctic sea ice disappears, seals are losing the platforms they need to rest, raise pups, and survive.

Norway has stepped in — not with campaigns, but with craftsmanship. Engineers have created floating ice pods designed to replace the vanishing habitat.

They're made from biodegradable, non-toxic materials. Insulated to stay cold under the Arctic sun. Grooved to keep seals from slipping. Some even carry sensors to monitor populations.

For seal pups, these pods mean life instead of death. For adults, they reduce the strain of finding safe ground in a warming ocean.

This isn’t just design — it’s intervention. When nature loses ground, survival becomes an act of construction.

23/09/2025

Brora centre closed. Moving location.

Advice line still open 24 hours.

02/07/2025

ANOTHER WILD RELEASE❤️‍🩹 Lovely male Tawny Owl—finally recovered from motor impact (soft tissue damage to wing and a badly damaged eye). Vision restored, flight restored, this 3 year old boy has a great future ahead of him. As we’ve said thousands of times before…Long life, many children…

20/06/2025

This is Merry. Merry is a motor impact tawny owlet brought in with a broken wing. Quite poorly upon arrival but going from strength to strength now. She has a long road ahead and cannot be released until adult plumage comes in. If you’d like to help with Merry’s food and meds, please visit our new landing page: https://linktr.ee/bluehighlandsbirdrescue

DID YOU KNOW that if you’d like to support Blue Highlands’ work, you may do so without spending a single pound? Visit the landing page above linked, and buy your pet food etc. through their listed companies, and they’ll donate to Blue Highlands on your behalf! With over 13 foods needed in stock to accommodate the different bird species, and the medicines and medical supplies, etc., these are uncertain times for animal welfare. Your support is needed more than ever. If we all do what we can, the whole world can be healed. ❤️‍🩹

https://linktr.ee/bluehighlandsbirdrescue

09/01/2025

Hello everyone! Whilst we are all waiting through this filthy weather, stressing about food deliveries and all animals staying warm enough (ourselves included) I thought I’d share a bit of education. Lots of love! Enjoy.

17/12/2024

After months in care (Lorrie collision) this lovely boy has finally been fully rehabilitated. Off to the wild where he belongs. Long life, many children, handsome! The bones healed in 5 weeks but the soft tissue damage was extensive and took far longer to heal then to rehabilitate for full flight. All falconidae have to reach a 95% + of their full pre-injury flight ability before release, because they must be able to manoeuvre to avoid predators (they are still technically mesopredators) and they have to be able to hover and hit prey at speed. He’s a mature male and we have every confidence in him. ❤️‍🩹 Really enjoyed sharing this release with eager children. They are our next generation of rehabbers!

08/12/2024
28/11/2024

Heads up! Can anyone help transporting a bird of prey from Elgin? We need to get it here within 24 hours. At vet now for pain meds. Another vehicle impact.❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

26/11/2024

Gutted… lost a 13 year old barn owl to the storm 😭 I should be prepared, so many here are really geriatric. But it always hurts. Thank Gd everyone else is handling it. Lots of food and prayers. Sigh.

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Hello!

Welcome to Blue Highlands! We are so pleased you could join us in our efforts to help countless birds including raptors and threatened / endangered species. As well as 24/7 crisis care we work hard to rehabilitate and wild release every native bird that we can.

We are a safe haven for our feathered friends - abused and confiscated birds, those that need refuge or long term care, electrocution victims, those suffering after impact injuries, gun shot wounds, and those who topple or escape from nests or predators....we are here.

Birds also come to us from other welfare centres and organisations like the SSPCA, court cases, vets, zoos, and especially concerned members of the public. From Eurasian Eagle Owls to song birds, from Snowy Owls to rooks, we offer a forever home to the disabled, rehabilitation for the injured, and hope for the hurt.

Our work also includes genetically diverse breeding programmes which help ensure that species such as the rare Hyacinthine Macaw, Edwards Pheasants and the Crested Roul-Roul will be conserved for all of our grandchildren to see—even if they disappear entirely from the wild. Enjoy the education, and if you can do, join us in our efforts!