kawwauser
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Isle of May reopens to public after bird flu closure
The Forth island is home to more than 80,000 pairs of nesting birds including 40,00 puffins during the spring.
www.thecourier.co.uk
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www.thecourier.co.uk
Oh that is good news. Thanks for highlighting this Kawwauser.
JTweedie
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I'm hoping to visit in May or June. It's been a while since I've run the Arctic Tern gauntlet!
But seriously, I'm hoping it's a better year for our seabirds this year although I know bird flu hasn't gone yet and birds (and other animals) are still affected around the world. Hopefully we'll see more of Bass Rock covered in Gannets too.
But seriously, I'm hoping it's a better year for our seabirds this year although I know bird flu hasn't gone yet and birds (and other animals) are still affected around the world. Hopefully we'll see more of Bass Rock covered in Gannets too.
lockbreeze926
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Thank you for the information - I'll be in Fife in early June and will now include a trip out to IoM from Anstruther.
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