I walked in from the east, parking at Heast. There were 1996 records of Eupatorium cannabinum (Hemp-agrimony), Saxifraga aizoides (Yellow Saxifrage) and Ulmus glabra (Wych Elm) from the Allt na Peighinn waterfall. They were all still present, as were Carex remota (Remote Sedge) and Geum urbanum (Wood Avens).
Allt na Peighinn waterfall
Up on Creag an Daraich I refound Carlina vulgaris (Carline Thistle), though just over the border from the tetrad where it was recorded in 1998. I didn’t manage Ophioglossum vulgatum (Adder’s-tongue), also 1998, but I ran out of time at that end of the trip having spent too long peering at things on the way.
Vulpia bromoides (Squirreltail Fescue) was plentiful on one of the old houses at Boreraig – and new to NG60.
I saw my first Six-spot Burnet imago of the year:
Six-spot Burnet
my first definite Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary of the year:
Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary
this fly, which is probably Chrysopilus cristatus (Black Snipefly):
Black Snipefly probably
and Phragmidium rosa-pimpinellifoliae on Rosa spinosissima:
Phragmidium rosa-pimpinellifoliae
Plants of Skye, Raasay & The Small Isles 
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