Coastal Path
Section of Fife Coastal Path leading along the coast from the end of East Sands. Can be good in Autumn (October best) for observing migrating flocks of Pink-footed and Barnacle Geese, along with Whooper Swans. The rocks hold a mix of gulls and waders, and this is often a good site for Greenshank. In the winter, Great-crested Grebes are often seen offshore, with other waterbirds including Red-throated Divers possible. Passerines present include Skylark and Yellowhammer.
- Species recorded
- 23
- Visitors
- 2
What you might see
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Common Eider
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Common Wood Pigeon
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Eurasian Oystercatcher
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Eurasian Curlew
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Common Redshank