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I am going on a three day trip to the Isle of Mull, Scotland during the month of May. I will be residing on the north bank of Loch Spelve which is situated on the south side of the island. If anyone has been to the island I would love some information . Hopefully, to see some White Tailed Eagles and other species. Any advice before going on this trip would be very much appreciated. :S3:
Thanks in advance
William
William there are truck loads of web sites to trawl through, however I have sent you a link which a friend of mine uses. As a rule if I haven't used them I won't post it. The only time I have seen WT Eagles was from far away, but you may get closer, plus there are otter too. Get the first ferry across, it's worth it and they do a good breakfast, however at the price they charge, so they should do! I wouldn't say Oban is the Seafood capital though. :bg3: Can't remember but Glass point was quite good for buzzards, turn left when you leave the jetty. Visit Tobermory too for the quaint houses and have a wee dram too.
Good luck.
Hi William, if you haven't already seen it, have a look at the Mull Charters website - http://www.mullcharters.com/popular.html
I have seen some great shots of the White Tailed Sea Eagles taken from their boat trips.
cheers Joe I've had a look and it sounds promising, we will probably go for it. What would you suggest whilst on a boat, handheld or monopod, I was thinking handheld and hope its not too rough :e3
Handheld without a doubt, from what I have read, you don't need anything over 300mm, they are so big & come very close to the boat, you should have a great time, would love to do the trip myself some day.Quote:
Originally Posted by William Dickson
