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This Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

So just on this road here that we've just come off the busy road coming in from the west there,

I was walking along one day and just from a drain, up popped, a weasel, just stared at me.

Did you get a shot?

I got a shot.

Eight o'clock on a Monday morning, you know, all the rush hour traffic coming in, and there's this weasel.

It's just amazing.

Well, what a start to the week that would be.

That's wildlife photographer Tom Kelly.

Now, a wee while ago, he set himself a challenge to walk the Water of Leith Walkway in Edinburgh

every single day for a year

and basically capture what he saw. Now the result is a wonderful collection

of pictures featuring all sorts really including kingfishers and otters. I'm Rachel Stewart and

recently I accompanied him on one of his daily strolls. We met at the crack of dawn close to Murrayfield Stadium.

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