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Description
RSPB Culbin Sands is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Ramsar site. The area was once part of one of the largest sand dune systems in Britain, the remaining sand dunes along with the saltmarsh, mudflats and shingle make up a complex and dynamic system shifting with the wind and tides. Culbin Sands has extensive mussel beds, often attracting large numbers of sea duck in the winter – including Macreuse noire, Harelde boréale and smaller numbers of Macreuse brune.
The reserve is free to visit at all times. Guided walks, binocular hire and educational resources are available, see website below. Barge à queue noire, Barge rousse, Bécasseau sanderling, Bécasseau variable, Huîtrier pie Grand Gravelot, Balbuzard pêcheur, sea ducks, divers, Pipit farlouse, Alouette des champs and Tarier pâtre may be seen here. Perhaps a rare autumn migrant such as Fauvette épervière, Pie-grièche grise or Gobemouche nain.
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Accès
One mile east of Nairn on the east coast of Scotland. After passing through Nairn on the A96 from Inverness, go over the river, take the first left towards the caravan park on Maggot Road. At the far end of Maggot Road there is a car park. Click on the P in the map to get directions. Follow the 'All Abilities Footpath' for 0.5 miles to reach the reserve. Waders are less distant hence easier to see near to high tide, see a link to the tide table below.