Wildlife at Carradale
Argyll and Bute
Scotland
Carradale is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference: NR804403
 From the quiet fishing village walks take you on to the hill high above the village or along the beach and through Carradale Forest. As you walk along the shore you might see a basking shark or a salmon leaping, out in the Kilbrannan sound. From the summit of Cnoc nan-Gabhar a wonderful panorama of Kintyre awaits. On clear days you may see Ben Cruachan to the north and the Isle of Man to the south. All the walks link to the Network Carradale Heritage Centre where interesting graphic displays depict the history of farming, fishing and forestry in the area.
Mammals: There are many interesting mammals to be found around the Carradale area including Roe deer and Badgers. We have information about Roe deer
Birds: Golden eagles, hen harriers, black grouse, red grouse, Eider ducks, Tawny owls and siskins are just some of the bird species found around here. We have information about Golden eagle and Black grouse
Insects and reptiles: Adders are still commonly found throughout the area although not as many. We have information about Adder Habitats: There is a variety of coastal woodland habitats and heathland habitats which are host to many bird species.
How to Get There:
From Lochgilphead A83 south to Kennacraig then B842 to Carradale.
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Places to go in Carradale
Cnoc nan Ghabar
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Other places to go in this area
Kilmichael Forest
Tarbert and Skipness
West Loch Awe
Torinturk
Knapdale Forest
Beinn Ghuilean
Ardcastle
Contact
Lesley MacFadyen
Community Engagement Co-Ordinator
01546 602518
e-mail: lesley.macfadyen@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
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