Bird Life in Scotland

There is a wide variety of birdlife in the Ardnamurchan area which makes it a mecca for birdwatchers of all ages. Keen amateurs and professionals are drawn to this naturally beautiful area of Scotland. It is a photographers paradise. There are birdwatching trips available at the Nadurra Visitor Centre and there is an abundance of information available locally. Perhaps the most sought after sighting by most visitors is the Golden Eagle and now the spectacular Sea Eagle that have settled on Loch Sunart and the Isle of Mull.

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Visitors to Ardnamurchan are able to cruise on Loch Shiel aboard the MV Sileas where this stunning loch offers great opportunities for viewing golden eagles, as well as red and the more rare black throated divers and many other birds and mammals. Loch Sunart offers a different view of birds including the mighty sea eagle which can be viewed aboard Laurenca on her daily trips around the waters of Loch Sunart.

If it's by foot or by car, just head for the hills, or sit by the loch side and you will be rewarded by numerous views of many of our species:

The RSPB Bird Guide is available at this link Click Here then select Bird name of Bird family.