Birding on Mull

[dryslwyn]

Going to Mull for the first time in May - any help on the best birding places would be a real help. Love to see any birds but those specific to the area would be a bonus.

[Henry B]

I think www.mullbirds.com is the link.

[Jack Daw]

If you fancy an escorted trip round the island try a chap called Dave Woodhouse - I think that 's his name. He has been guiding groups round for 20 odd years and knows a;ll the best sites for WTEagle, GEagle, Otter ,Divers, SEOwl ,Hen Harrier ,charges £35 for the day and throws in a lunch too and transport. However if you fancy doing your own thing then loads of info on the web and the one Henry mentioned is great
Regards Jack.

[dryslwyn]

Cheers both.

[Sandra (Taylor)]

Going to Mull for the first time in May - any help on the best birding places would be a real help. Love to see any birds but those specific to the area would be a bonus.

You'll find Mull holiday reports (including mine) on the Vacation thread which should give good advice on birds and areas.

Sandra

[Bea]

I'm going to Mull too - in late April. Already booked the wildlife tour and also a trip to Iona in the hope of seeing whales and dolphins. Enjoyed reading your report Sandra and thanks for the link Henry.

[Vipers]

There is a really good, new parking area on the road to Grasspoint, just before you reach Grasspoint its self. From here you have a good view of lochdon and the surrounding hills. Don't just look in the air for White-tailed Eagles, they spend a lot of time on the shore.

[dryslwyn]

GThere is a really good, new parking area on the road to Grasspoint, just before you reach Grasspoint its self. From here you have a good view of lochdon and the surrounding hills. Don't just look in the air for White-tailed Eagles, they spend a lot of time on the shore.

Thanks Gary and all for the info. I'll certainly check places out and put a posting up in vacational trips when I get back .