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Online reporter @ScottishField eforbes@scottishfield.co.uk Write about homes, gardens, lifestyle, culture, food and drink.
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'I thought I wouldn’t make it'

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National Galleries of Scotland celebrates acquisition of rare work by ‘Glasgow Girl’

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The National Galleries of Scotland has acquired a rare work by ‘Glasgow Girl’ Bessie MacNicol. Many of MacNicol’s works were dispersed or lost following her tragic death in the late stages of pregnancy, aged just 34. In recent years there has been strong competition to acquire the precious few artworks by this talented artist which remain in private collections. The Lilac Sunbonnet is a joyous painting of a farm girl in the countryside, dressed in light, summery fabrics.
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White-tailed Eagles on Isle of Mull continue to care for injured offspring into its second year of life

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A pair of White-tailed Eagles on the Isle of Mull have amazed experts by continuing to care for their injured offspring into its second year of life, going so far as to skip breeding this year to focus on tending to the youngster. The chick injured its left wing in July last year after its nest fell to the ground during unseasonably wild weather. Despite its sibling surviving unscathed and fledging not long afterwards, the injured youngster’s story has been a little less smooth.
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