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Troup Head

Scotland  >  United Kingdom

A short stroll along the steep cliffs, brings you close to the terej bílý and the buřňák lední.

Added* by Mauger Julie
Most recent update 19 srpna 2024

Description

Troup Head is a grandiose, little frequented site. The high cliffs provide a spectacular setting for Scotland's largest mainland terej bílý colony. There are also thousands of racek tříprstý, alkoun úzkozobý and alka malá here, along with buřňák lední and several other species. In addition to having a beautiful panorama, you have an incredible view of the terej bílý! A place out of time, be careful to keep your distance so as not to disturb the birds.

Details

Access

Troup Head is located 20 km west of Fraserburgh. There is a small car park. Press P on the map for directions. Provide change for the donation to the association managing the site (RSPB).

Terrain and Habitat

Canyon/cliff , Sea

Conditions

Rocky , Slippery

Circular trail

No

Is a telescope useful?

Can be useful

Good birding season

Spring , Summer

Best time to visit

Summer , Spring

Route

Narrow trail

Difficulty walking trail

Strenuous

Accessible by

Foot

Birdwatching hide / platform

No

Extra info

Be careful on the edge of the cliffs as it's so very slippery. Do not go there in wet weather or when it is windy. It is dangerous.

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