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Grey Seals present in small numbers, soon hundreds will be present as we edge closer to another Seal season...starting mid-September!

More good news from the Isle of May as our Fulmar breeding numbers are up! Full story on blog: isleofmaynnr.wordpress.com

Interesting as Inchgarvie productivity also down but population on the increase on Isle of May. @ptarmiganthony LRG David Steel x.com/Coquet_Island/…

Catch up with recent news about fulmars on the Isle of May blog @ isleofmaynnr.wordpress.com/2017/08/04/fan…

More good news! Isle of May Shag population moving in right direction. Blog updated:isleofmaynnr.wordpress.com

Who knew Conan Doyle visited the #IsleOfMay to take photos in the 1880's bjp-online.com/2017/06/arthur… and a miracle there are still seabirds.

Dolphins today, Just off St Monans

An excellent shag blog: isleofmaynnr.wordpress.com as ever we are keen to receive any colour ringed shag sightings [email protected]

Our new dedicated shag twitter account. Go on, you know you want to look... x.com/ShagMigration/…

Majestic Gannets joined us on way home from the beautiful May Isle on the May Princess in stiff breeze. Our Kirkhaven seal pal waves us by🤗🌞

Ed Thomson David Steel The Osprey @YHAzMrm896HuBhI Welcome to Fife @CEHseabirds Gus Routledge Becky Lakin Just couldn't be better. Birds, seals and archaeology together with favourite places and people.....

Bird migration starting to kick in with Willow Warblers on the move

Late leaver! Surely our last Pufflin (found in the house) is ready to leave today.

So the last of the Puffins from east coast coloines; Isle of May, Farne Islands and Coquet Island have now virtually gone. Back next March!

Stunning day and a pleasure to be out on the Isle of May

Birds to report! Some passage today on Isle of May including juv Black Redstart, Whinchat and Sparrowhawk. The autumn is slowly starting.

Why visit the Isle of May at this time of year? Check out the blog to find out why: wordpress.com/post/isleofmay…

For more info, sailing times for trips and online booking can be found on the website. isleofmayboattrips.co.uk Or Call 07473 631671

Day two and out first Grey Seal pup is doing well!