The clocks have gone back, the nights are drawing in, and thoughts are turning to how long we can continue until we give in and turn the central heating on.
November is when Scotland begins to look fairly inhospitable to wildlife, but from migratory birds to fascinating plants there’s still plenty to look out for on an autumn walk.
Here are 10 things to spot.
9. A leopard that doesn't change its spots
On a damp November day look out for the Leopard Slug in park, garden and woodland undergrowth. The spotted gastropod is one of the largest in Britain - reaching a length of up to 15cm. Photo: Canva/Getty Images
10. The clue is in the name
No prizes for guessing where the November Moth got its name from. It's one of the latest flying moths of the year and is widespread across Scotland, commonly attracted to light. Photo: Canva/Getty Images