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Monday 21st June 2004, 16:37
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Britain Goes Wild location
On Britain goes Wild in one of the pre-recorded bits Simon King visited a location on, I think, the east coast of Scotland (I don't mean Bass Rock). He was filming migratory birds feeding up for their journey - I didn't catch the name of the place. Can anyone tell me where it was? I'd be much obliged,
Cheers, Kim |
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Tuesday 22nd June 2004, 12:23
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It was the Ythan Estuary, about 15 miles north of Aberdeen. Follow A90 north turn onto the A975 for a couple of miles until you come to the Ythan Hotel (outskirts of Newburgh) turn right, park by the golf course and walk N for 200yards and there you are!
Really good for waders and sea duck (used to be a regular King Eider there until a few years ago) also not bad for migrants in the autumn. Nick |
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