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Scotland's National Nature Reserves (NNRs)

• NNRs: Magical places open for everyone to visit and enjoy.
• Purpose: To protect spectacular wildlife and landscapes, including many rare species and habitats.
• Number of reserves: Scotland has 71 beautiful reserves.

Featured Reserves:

• St Kilda:
  • The most remote part of Britain, 66 km west of Scotland's Outer Hebrides.
  • Highest cliffs in Britain, over 1 million seabirds, unique species of sheep and fieldmice.
  • Best for diving due to clear waters and underwater caves and tunnels.
  • Best time to visit: May to July.
• Loch Lomond:
  • Beautiful lake in the west of Scotland, famous for wildlife and woods.
  • Woods full of bluebells and wild garlic in spring.
  • Possible sightings of deer or a rare Golden Eagle.
  • Best time to visit: Spring.
• Insh Marshes:
  • In the north of Scotland, one of the most important wetlands in Europe.
  • Hundreds of birds come here to nest in spring.
  • Flocks of swans and geese in winter when the marshes flood.
  • Fantastic bird watching, hikes, and nature trails.
  • Best time to visit: November to June.

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