 | Coll
Coll is a stronghold for the Corncrake (left). There are also many other breeding birds, including redshanks, lapwings and snipe. In the winter, large numbers of barnacle and Greenland white-fronted geese use the site. |
|  | Mull and the Treshnish Isles
Mull is arguably one of the best birdwatching locations in Britain.Stronghold of the Sea Eagle, its varied but mountainous habitat is home to a multitude of raptors, divers and seabirds.... |
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 | Colonsay & Oronsay
Lying between Mull and Islay, Colonsay offers birders a variety of hebridean specialities concentrated into a easily explorable island.Nearby Oronsay is also accessible by crossing 'The Strand' at low tide...... |
|  | Islay
Islay has many superb birding locations including Gruinart Flats,Bridgend Woods, Loch Skerrols, Ballygrant Woods and Loch Ballygrant,Loch Gorm , Machir Bay etc.Geese, Raptors and Chough |
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