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Tree pipit singing, perched in a forest near Inveraray, Argyllshire
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
Tree pipit (Anthus trivialis) singing, perched on a silver birch (Betula pendula) in a forest near Inveraray, Argyllshire
14 May 2018
Ben Cruachan from the coniferous forest near Inveraray
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
Sunset over Ben Cruachan from the coniferous forest near Inveraray, taken by David Palmar
30 May 2023
Loch Fyne from Inveraray
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
View north-east from Inveraray across Loch Fyne to Binnein an Fhidhleir, Stob an Eas and Hell's Glen, taken by David Palmar
05 March 2022
View across to Loch Fyne from near Auchnabreac, Inveraray
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
The view across to Loch Fyne from near Auchnabreac, Inveraray in Argyllshire
14 May 2018
Tree pipit in flight, parachuting down, near Inveraray, Argyllshire
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
Tree pipit (Anthus trivialis) in song flight, parachuting down, in a forest near Inveraray, Argyllshire
14 May 2018
Tree pipit in flight near Inverary, Argyllshire
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
Tree pipit (Anthus trivialis) in flight in a forest near Inveraray, Argyllshire
14 May 2018
Tree pipit singing, perched in a forest near Inveraray, Argyllshire
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
Tree pipit (Anthus trivialis) singing, perched on a silver birch (Betula pendula) in a forest near Inveraray, Argyllshire
14 May 2018
The River Aray bridge and Dùn na Cuaiche, Inveraray
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
The River Aray bridge and Dùn na Cuaiche reflected in Loch Fyne, Inveraray.
05 November 2011
Inveraray Castle, the River Aray bridge and Dùn na Cuaiche
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
Inveraray Castle, seat of the Clan Campbell, was rebuilt in the 18th century to a design by Roger Morris and William Adam, then added to after a fire in 1877. Above the River Aray bridge is the hill Dùn na Cuaiche.
05 November 2011
The Arctic Penguin and the puffer Vital Spark at Inveraray
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Argyllshire - Inveraray
The Arctic Penguin was a lightship built in Dublin in 1910, then converted and since 1995 is a maritime museum.
The puffer Vital Spark, formerly VIC 72 (victualling inshore craft), was the last working Clyde puffer, and was renamed in 2006 after the Para Handy tales of the Inverary writer Neil Munro.
