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Bottlenose dolphin watching, Chanonry Point 00101 8 Chanonry Point, Moray Firth and Beauly Firth Eco tourism - photographers waiting for Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at Chanonry Point, amongst them Charlie Phillips of the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society 24 July 2008
dolphin watching, Chanonry Point 00100 8 Chanonry Point, Moray Firth and Beauly Firth A boat gets a bit too close to a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) at Chanonry Point - the pressures of eco-tourism. 24 July 2008
Volunteer cutting invasive Tree Mallow on Fidra, Firth of Forth 15852 209 Firth of Forth - Fidra Shona Jessiman cutting invasive Tree Mallow (Lavatera arborea) on Castle Tarbet, Fidra, Firth of Forth, with Craigleith and the Lamb in the background. 24 January 2020
Volunteer cutting invasive Tree Mallow on Fidra, Firth of Forth 15851 209 Firth of Forth - Fidra Emily Burton, Volunteer Coordinator at the Scottish Seabird Centre, cutting invasive Tree Mallow (Lavatera arborea) on Castle Tarbet, Fidra, Firth of Forth. In the background is a group of Shags (Phalacrocorax aristotelis), and above them, the island of Craigleith. 24 January 2020
Cleaning a remote seabird camera on Fidra, Firth of Forth 15850 209 Firth of Forth - Fidra Emily Burton, Volunteer Coordinator at the Scottish Seabird Centre, cleaning a remote seabird camera on Fidra, Firth of Forth, with the Bass Rock and Craigleith in the background. The salt spray deposits salt on the lens and affects the visibility of the view on the screen in the Scottish Seabird Centre, so the lens must be cleaned from time to time. 24 January 2020
Cutting invasive Tree Mallow on Fidra, Firth of Forth 15848 209 Firth of Forth - Fidra Cutting invasive Tree Mallow (Lavatera arborea) on Fidra, Firth of Forth. The Tree Mallow growing on the cliff is beyond the scope of what volunteers can be expected to do, and will be removed by a specialist team. 24 January 2020
Mud flats and sea wall, Skinflats managed realignment project 15392 111 Falkirk - Skinflats Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve managed realignment project in February 2019, showing the sea wall and the incipient mud flats 15 February 2019
Breach in the sea wall, Skinflats managed realignment project 15391 111 Falkirk - Skinflats The breach in the sea wall, Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve managed realignment project in February 2019 15 February 2019
Breach in the sea wall, Skinflats managed realignment project 15390 111 Falkirk - Skinflats The breach in the sea wall, Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve managed realignment project in February 2019 15 February 2019
Breach in the sea wall, Skinflats managed realignment project 15389 111 Falkirk - Skinflats The breach in the sea wall, Skinflats RSPB Nature Reserve managed realignment project in February 2019 15 February 2019

Bottlenose dolphin watching, Chanonry Point

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Chanonry Point, Moray Firth and Beauly Firth

Eco tourism - photographers waiting for Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at Chanonry Point, amongst them Charlie Phillips of the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society

24 July 2008

dolphin watching, Chanonry Point

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Chanonry Point, Moray Firth and Beauly Firth

A boat gets a bit too close to a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) at Chanonry Point - the pressures of eco-tourism.

24 July 2008

Volunteer cutting invasive Tree Mallow on Fidra, Firth of Forth

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Firth of Forth - Fidra

Shona Jessiman cutting invasive Tree Mallow (Lavatera arborea) on Castle Tarbet, Fidra, Firth of Forth, with Craigleith and the Lamb in the background.

24 January 2020

Volunteer cutting invasive Tree Mallow on Fidra, Firth of Forth

15851

209

Firth of Forth - Fidra

Emily Burton, Volunteer Coordinator at the Scottish Seabird Centre, cutting invasive Tree Mallow (Lavatera arborea) on Castle Tarbet, Fidra, Firth of Forth. In the background is a group of Shags (Phalacrocorax aristotelis), and above them, the island of Craigleith.

24 January 2020

Cleaning a remote seabird camera on Fidra, Firth of Forth

15850

209

Firth of Forth - Fidra

Emily Burton, Volunteer Coordinator at the Scottish Seabird Centre, cleaning a remote seabird camera on Fidra, Firth of Forth, with the Bass Rock and Craigleith in the background. The salt spray deposits salt on the lens and affects the visibility of the view on the screen in the Scottish Seabird Centre, so the lens must be cleaned from time to time.

24 January 2020

Cutting invasive Tree Mallow on Fidra, Firth of Forth

15848

209

Firth of Forth - Fidra

Cutting invasive Tree Mallow (Lavatera arborea) on Fidra, Firth of Forth. The Tree Mallow growing on the cliff is beyond the scope of what volunteers can be expected to do, and will be removed by a specialist team.

24 January 2020