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Crossapol Bay, Coll 17800 167 Coll Southwest The sand dunes of Crossapol Bay, Coll, seen from the CalMac ferry, taken by David Palmar, with the hills of Rum in the background. 12 May 2016
Gunna Sound, with Gunna on the left and Coll on the right 17799 167 Coll Southwest Gunna Sound from the CalMac ferry, taken by David Palmar. Gunna is on the left and the sand dunes of Crossapol Bay, Coll on the right. In the late summer, cetaceans such as Basking Sharks frequent these waters. 12 May 2016
Gunna Sound, with Tiree on the left and Gunna on the right 17798 167 Coll Southwest Gunna Sound from the CalMac ferry, taken by David Palmar. On the left is Caolas, Tiree, and on the right is the island of Gunna. In the late summer, cetaceans such as Basking Sharks frequent these waters. 12 May 2016
Short-necked oil beetle, Coll 16296 167 Coll Southwest Short-necked oil beetle (Meloe brevicollis), Crossapol, Coll. This is a rare beetle, declining in the early 20th century and being unrecorded between 1948 and 2006 when it was rediscovered. It is currently known only from Coll, and from single locations in south Devon, Salisbury Plain and one record in 2020 in Pembrokeshire. The beetle is a parasite of solitary bees. 19 May 2018
Short-necked oil beetle, Coll 16295 167 Coll Southwest Short-necked oil beetle (Meloe brevicollis), Crossapol, Coll. This is a rare beetle, declining in the early 20th century and being unrecorded between 1948 and 2006 when it was rediscovered. It is currently known only from Coll, and from single locations in south Devon, Salisbury Plain and one record in 2020 in Pembrokeshire. The beetle is a parasite of solitary bees. 19 May 2018
Short-necked oil beetle, Coll 16294 167 Coll Southwest Short-necked oil beetle (Meloe brevicollis), Crossapol, Coll. This is a rare beetle, declining in the early 20th century and being unrecorded between 1948 and 2006 when it was rediscovered. It is currently known only from Coll, and from single locations in south Devon, Salisbury Plain and one record in 2020 in Pembrokeshire. The beetle is a parasite of solitary bees. 19 May 2018
Short-necked oil beetle, Coll 16293 167 Coll Southwest Short-necked oil beetle (Meloe brevicollis), Crossapol, Coll. This is a rare beetle, declining in the early 20th century and being unrecorded between 1948 and 2006 when it was rediscovered. It is currently known only from Coll, and from single locations in south Devon, Salisbury Plain and one record in 2020 in Pembrokeshire. The beetle is a parasite of solitary bees. 16 May 2018
Short-necked oil beetle, Coll 16292 167 Coll Southwest Short-necked oil beetle (Meloe brevicollis), Crossapol, Coll. This is a rare beetle, declining in the early 20th century and being unrecorded between 1948 and 2006 when it was rediscovered. It is currently known only from Coll, and from single locations in south Devon, Salisbury Plain and one record in 2020 in Pembrokeshire. The beetle is a parasite of solitary bees. 16 May 2018
Short-necked oil beetle, Coll 16291 167 Coll Southwest Short-necked oil beetle (Meloe brevicollis), Crossapol, Coll. This is a rare beetle, declining in the early 20th century and being unrecorded between 1948 and 2006 when it was rediscovered. It is currently known only from Coll, and from single locations in south Devon, Salisbury Plain and one record in 2020 in Pembrokeshire. The beetle is a parasite of solitary bees. 16 May 2018
11-spot Ladybird, Coll 14901 167 Coll Southwest 11-spot Ladybird (Coccinella undecimpunctata) at Crossapol on Coll 23 April 2015

Crossapol Bay, Coll

17800

167

Coll Southwest

The sand dunes of Crossapol Bay, Coll, seen from the CalMac ferry, taken by David Palmar, with the hills of Rum in the background.

12 May 2016

Gunna Sound, with Gunna on the left and Coll on the right

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167

Coll Southwest

Gunna Sound from the CalMac ferry, taken by David Palmar.
Gunna is on the left and the sand dunes of Crossapol Bay, Coll on the right.
In the late summer, cetaceans such as Basking Sharks frequent these waters.

12 May 2016

Gunna Sound, with Tiree on the left and Gunna on the right

17798

167

Coll Southwest

Gunna Sound from the CalMac ferry, taken by David Palmar. On the left is Caolas, Tiree, and on the right is the island of Gunna.
In the late summer, cetaceans such as Basking Sharks frequent these waters.

12 May 2016

Short-necked oil beetle, Coll

16296

167

Coll Southwest

Short-necked oil beetle (Meloe brevicollis), Crossapol, Coll.
This is a rare beetle, declining in the early 20th century and being unrecorded between 1948 and 2006 when it was rediscovered.
It is currently known only from Coll, and from single locations in south Devon, Salisbury Plain and one record in 2020 in Pembrokeshire. The beetle is a parasite of solitary bees.

19 May 2018