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…large numbers of wintering shelduck and wigeon to the resident kingfisher which is being spotted regularly from the visitor centre.” Our Montrose Basin Visitor Centre is currently open from Thursday…
…where many species of bird were noted including a kingfisher flying on the River Ayr. Wednesday volunteers at Gailes Marsh © Scottish Wildlife Trust Time out Thursday Time out Thursday…
…kingfishers, grey wagtails and sand martins can be seen swooping over the river. Up in the meadow late summer flowers are blooming including field scabious, knapweed, harebell and yarrow. Opening…
…Show the answers by clicking here 1. Curlew 2. Barn owl 3. Northern gannet 4. White-tailed eagle 5. Heron 6. Puffin 7. Swift 8. Magpie 9. Kingfisher 10. Daubenton’s bat…
…kingfisher returning to the visitor centre perches after breeding season. But this time of year can be very quiet otherwise. A typical view of Montrose Basin at low tide is…
…before. A well camouflaged Snipe in the salt-pans near the Visitor Centre. (© Harry Bickerstaff) Another bird that many visitors have never seen before is the Kingfisher, and we are…
…your place here before the spaces fill up! We’re looking forward to welcoming in new and regular visitors this coming season! Kingfisher sightings are still daily, so pop in any…
…1. Orange-tip butterfly 2. Nuthatch 3. Great crested newt 4. Orange peel fungus 5. Orange ladybird 6. Stonechat 7. Comma butterfly 8. Kingfisher 9. Orange underwing moth 10. Orange hawkweed…
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