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| | Strathbeg
- Pink footed Geese in flight. Photo _ RSPB Imaegs and Chris Gomersall
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the Loch of Strathbeg near Peterhead in Aberdeenshire, 80,000 Pink footed Geese
are in residence in autumn. That's a quarter of the world's population!
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reason why they are in Strathbeg is because this is the most northerly, and the
first, stopping off point for them on their journey south from Iceland and Greenland.
| | | The River Tweed and its tributaries are one of the most famous
salmon spots in the British Isles. | | | - Slapton Ley is the largest natural lake
in south west Britain. It's a great place for marine life and mammals.
| "Water,
they say, is the very essence of life. We're dipping into some top freshwater
habitats - lakes, lochs and rivers that you should explore this autumn... Ìý "In
the autumn one of THE true natural spectacles takes place - the salmon leap! And
there's also some great mammal and marine life to look out for. So get yourself
down to the waterside." |
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