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Soay Sheep, Hirta, St Kilda 02007 79 Western Isles - St Kilda Soay Sheep, a breed of domestic sheep (Ovis aries) descended from feral sheep on Soay. They are native to the St Kilda, where there are about 1500 of them. They are small and sure-footed, have amazing agility on the cliffs and are difficult to catch. 24 June 2011
Cleit with Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda 02002 79 Western Isles - St Kilda Cleit with Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda. Cleits were used for storage of fuel and seabirds, mainly Fulmars, Gannets and Puffins as a cache of food for the winter. 24 June 2011
Soay Sheep and grazing experiment, Hirta, St Kilda 01994 79 Western Isles - St Kilda Soay Sheep and grazing experiment, Hirta, St Kilda. This sheep seems unconvinced that it should be kept out of the rich grazing behind the wire! 24 June 2011
Cleits and Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda 01992 79 Western Isles - St Kilda Cleits and Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda. The head dyke divides the low grazing and crop land from the uncultivated moorland above. 24 June 2011
St Kilda from MV Lochlann 02018 79 Western Isles - St Kilda Finishing a trip round Boreray on MV Lochlann, before heading to Hirta, St Kilda. From left (east) to right, you can see the Dun, Oisebhal, the Gap, Conachair, an Campar and Soay. 24 June 2011
MV Louisa fishing boat with the cliffs of Hirta and Soay, St Kilda 06377 79 Western Isles - St Kilda MV Louisa crab fishing boat with the cliffs of Hirta, Stac Shoaigh and Soay, St Kilda 24 June 2011
Stac Lee, Boreray, and Soay, St Kilda 02046 79 Western Isles - St Kilda Stac Lee, Boreray, and Soay, St Kilda, with the MV Louisa from Stornoway showing the enormous scale of the cliffs. 24 June 2011
Stac Lee, Boreray, St Kilda 02042 79 Western Isles - St Kilda Stac Lee, Boreray, St Kilda, with the Gannet colony, and showing the short distance from Hirta to Soay. 24 June 2011
MV Louisa fishing boat with Hirta, St Kilda 02040 79 Western Isles - St Kilda MV Louisa fishing boat from Stornoway, with Hirta from the Dun, Oisebhal, the Gap, Conachair, to Soay, behind the boat. 24 June 2011
An Campar and Soay, St Kilda 02035 79 Western Isles - St Kilda An Campar, (the most north-westerly point of Hirta) and Soay, St Kilda. 24 June 2011

Soay Sheep, Hirta, St Kilda

02007

Western Isles - St Kilda

Soay Sheep, a breed of domestic sheep (Ovis aries) descended from feral sheep on Soay. They are native to the St Kilda, where there are about 1500 of them. They are small and sure-footed, have amazing agility on the cliffs and are difficult to catch.

24 June 2011

Cleit with Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda

02002

Western Isles - St Kilda

Cleit with Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda. Cleits were used for storage of fuel and seabirds, mainly Fulmars, Gannets and Puffins as a cache of food for the winter.

24 June 2011

Soay Sheep and grazing experiment, Hirta, St Kilda

01994

Western Isles - St Kilda

Soay Sheep and grazing experiment, Hirta, St Kilda. This sheep seems unconvinced that it should be kept out of the rich grazing behind the wire!

24 June 2011

Cleits and Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda

01992

Western Isles - St Kilda

Cleits and Soay Sheep on Hirta, St Kilda. The head dyke divides the low grazing and crop land from the uncultivated moorland above.

24 June 2011

St Kilda from MV Lochlann

02018

Western Isles - St Kilda

Finishing a trip round Boreray on MV Lochlann, before heading to Hirta, St Kilda. From left (east) to right, you can see the Dun, Oisebhal, the Gap, Conachair, an Campar and Soay.

24 June 2011