Scotlands WildlifeWelcome To The official Whiskymac Scotland Website
Red Kytes can be found all around scotland , Dumfries& Galloway .has great opportunitys for watchers to veiw Red kytes ,RSPB Scotland has been heavly involved working with local communitys, Loch Ken in Kirkcudbrightshire community has worked very hard setting up red Kyte trails for watchers, walkers and cyclists ,you will find footpaths , veiw points, cctv,feeding station with a hyde,RSPB Scotlands Ken Dee Marshes reserve,wildlife lovers will love this place,loads of Hotels and B&B who have partnered up with the Kyte Trail..Join the RSPB today and get access to over 100 nature reserve
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Eilean Donan Castle is one of Scotlands most romantic images and is instantly recognised all over the world .It
is situated in Loch Duich near Dornie, The castle can easily be reached on a day trip from Inverness or Fort William
The original castle was built in 1220 forAlexander ll as a defence against the vikings By the late 13th century it had become a stronghold of the MacKenzies of Kintail In 1511.The MacRaes as protectors of the MacKenzies, became the hereditary Constables of the Castle. The castle was restored in the years between1919 and 1932 by Lt. Col. John MacRae-Gilstrap.
lona Abbey is a celebrated Christian centre and the burial place of early Scottish kings. The Abbey is located on the Isle of Iona, just of the Isle of Mull.founded by saint Columba.
When you are travelling around Scotland you will find wildlife in abundance, the people of all ages will find something fasanating to see or do.
Red Deer in Glencoe Take your time and enjoy seeing unforgetable scenes like these..See more of Scotlands Wildlife click here
Some of the worlds best fishing can be found here in Scotland both for fresh water or sea angling, you can fish for twelve months of the year here for differant species, you can fish for salmon or sea trout in scotlands many rivers , like the river Nith in Dumfries
Or up in the many places in the Highlands like Loch More in Sutherland, One of the best ways to see wildlife in Scotland , is by bike,Scotland has loads of quiet roads paths,or for the more energetic mountain bike trails.
Join the RSPB today and help keep our wildlife safe.