Situated between Fraserburgh and Peterhead, Aberdeenshire the
Loch of Strathbeg
nature reserve provides a natural wetland for many wild birds to enjoy. Visitors can watch these birds enjoy
the natural habitat from the RSPB centre observation room and tower pool hide.
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Birds That You May Be Able To See At Loch Of Strathbeg
Lapwings
Pink-Footed Geese
Barnacle Geese
Bitterns
Golden Plovers
Whooper Swans
Black-Tailed Godwit
Redshanks
Mute Swans
Loch Terns
Common Terns
Skylarks
Yellowhammers
Waterfowl
Corn Buntings
Visitors should also be able to watch otters in their natural setting and there are about 16 species of butterflies
in the Loch area.
Directions From Aberdeen - Take the A90 heading past Ellon towards Peterhead and Fraserburgh. After Peterhead continue
on the A90 past St Fergus. At Crimond village you will be able to see signposts on the right hand side to follow
the directions to the RSPB Loch of Strathbeg visitor centre.
Contact Address, Telephone Number and Website Of RSPB Strathbeg
RSPB Loch Of Strathbeg
Near Crimond
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
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