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Findhorn Bay Local Nature Reserve

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  • History, Nature & Ecology
Findhorn Bay is a spectacular tidal estuary and home to a wide variety of both migrant and resident birds, including ospreys which are regularly seen fishing on the Bay. The Bay is nationally important for birds with significant numbers of migrant wildfowl and waders. It is also important for water sports and as a tourist destination. Established in 1998 the Local Nature Reserve is managed by local people in partnership with Moray Council and Scottish Natural Heritage.
Moon over Findhorn Bay
Web: fblnr.org
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  • fblnr.org

Please see the map of the Local Nature Reserve for various information panels and parking areas around the Bay.

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About Findhorn

Findhorn is a picturesque former fishing village in Moray, on the northeast coast of Scotland. A world renowned destination, located next to a nature reserve, Findhorn is known for its natural beauty and abundant wildlife. It is also a popular location for sailing and water-sports and is home of the Findhorn Foundation, an educational charity with its associated ecovillage.

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  • Findhorn Beach – Mark Rowatt Anderson
  • Moon over Findhorn Bay – Mark Rowatt Anderson

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