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The GWCT Scottish Game Fair 2022 at Scone Palace, Perthshire.
Day two (Saturday) of The GWCT Scottish Game Fair at Scone Palace in Perthshire. The annual event, which is the largest and longest-running game fair in Scotland, is an important fundraiser for the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust - charity that conducts research into vulnerable species such as capercaillie and salmon.
PICTURED Roxanne Blather of  Elite Falconry in Fife with a 6 year old Martial Eagle called Pebbles.

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