www.schools-hebridean-society.co.uk COLONSAY BIRD REPORT The birds seen were varied in spite of Colonsay’s small size. The species went from Wren to Golden Eagle, from Tern to Wheatear. On the cliffs we saw Fulmar, Kit

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Date: 2013-01-17 09:26:04 Fucales Seaweeds Wrack Tern Beach Hermit crab Limpet Pelvetia Dog whelk Colonsay Common tern Gull		www.schools-hebridean-society.co.uk COLONSAY BIRD REPORT The birds seen were varied in spite of Colonsay’s small size. The species went from Wren to Golden Eagle, from Tern to Wheatear. On the cliffs we saw Fulmar, Kit Add to Reading List Source URL: www.schools-hebridean-society.co.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 568,07 KB Share Document on Facebook

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