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Shelduck drake, Skinflats
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Falkirk - Skinflats
Shelduck (Tadorna tadorna) trying to find food on ice, Skinflats
10 December 2012
Shelduck drake, Skinflats
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Falkirk - Skinflats
Shelduck (Tadorna tadorna) walking on ice, Skinflats
10 December 2012
Sunset over the Ochil Hills from Skinflats
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Fife - Kincardine
Sunset over the Ochil Hills from Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve
05 November 2012
Sunset over the Ochil Hills from Skinflats
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Fife - Kincardine
Sunset over the Ochil Hills from Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve
05 November 2012
Sunset over the Ochil Hills from Skinflats
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Fife - Kincardine
Sunset over the Ochil Hills from Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve
05 November 2012
Pink-footed geese over Skinflats, Firth of Forth
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Falkirk - Skinflats
Pink-footed geese over Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve
05 November 2012
Pink-footed geese over Skinflats, Firth of Forth
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Falkirk - Skinflats
Pink-footed geese over Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve
05 November 2012
Pink-footed geese over Longannet power station
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Falkirk - Skinflats
Pink-footed geese in flight over Longannet coal fired power station and the mud flats of the Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve on the Firth of Forth
05 November 2012
Longannet power station and mud flats, Firth of Forth
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Falkirk - Skinflats
Longannet coal fired power station and the mud flats of the Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve on the Firth of Forth
05 November 2012
Common cord grass, Skinflats
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Falkirk - Skinflats
Common cord grass (Spartina anglica) is an alien species, already introduced to Britain by 1870. It is found on mudflats where it can colonise over sites with wintering wildfowl and wader populations. It has a tendency to monoculture and is less useful to wildlife than the native Spartina maritima, which normally forms part of a species-rich marsh. S. anglica can also hybridise with S. maritima. Here S. anglica is seen on the Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve on the Firth of Forth.
