Copinsay |
The reserve comprises the uninhabited main island of Copinsay, three smaller islets of Corn Holm, Ward Holm, Black Holm and the Horse of Copinsay. Copinsay is mainly covered in grass, with 10 ha of arable, hay and pasture managed as cover for corncrake. There are fine colonies of oysterplant and sea aster on the islands. Contact informationEast Scotland Regional Office MapImportant noteThis site is one of several that due to its size, location and/or conservation sensitivity is not capable of accommodating visitors (unless stated). Where possible, we have indicated the nearest equivalent RSPB nature reserve suitable for visiting. If you require further information, please use the contact details provided. This does not affect any statutory rights of access under CROW or SOAC legislation. |
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