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Drimore Farm is an important corncrake recovery area in South Uist. We work closely with the farm owner to try to create habitat suitable for corncrakes, but also to benefit a range of waders as well as non-bird species, such as the great yellow bumblebee.
The farm has a rich mosaic of habitats and a wide range of wildlife. Many aspects of how special this place is for wildlife is due to the continuation of traditional cattle farming which is sympathetic to the needs of wildlife. Drimore Farm is part of the Loch Drudibeg National Nature Reserve.
Contact information
North Scotland Regional Office
Etive House
Beechwood Park
Inverness
IV2 3BW
Telephone: 01463 715000
E-mail: nsro@rspb.org.uk
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Important note
This site is one of several that due to its size, location and/or conservation sensitivity is not capable of accommodating large numbers of 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 the Countryside and Rights of Way Act or Land Reform (Scotland) Act legislation.