St Cyrus Beach & Nature Reserve
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St Cyrus Beach & Nature Reserve
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The cliffs and dunes of St Cyrus Nature Reserve support a distinctive range of plants, including many southern species. The reserve is also noted for its rich variety of insects, particularly butterflies and over 200 kinds of moth. Breeding birds include stonechats and skylarks, and you?re also likely to see fulmars nesting on the cliffs. Best time to visit Spring/summer for plants and breeding birds. Winter for wading birds. Alternative routes provided around tern breeding area from April to August. Getting there: Six miles north of Montrose, off the A92 road. Bus service from Aberdeen and Montrose to St Cyrus village.
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Angus is a Scottish District of rich fertile farmland, interspersed with mountains, lochs, woodland and seashore bordered by Dundee and the Firth of Tay to the South, Aberdeenshire and Royal Deeside to the North and The Angus Glens that define the area to the West. Apart from the famous beef that is produced within the District, it is an area of outstanding natural beauty with opportunities to enjoy many outdoor activities and a rich cultural heritage.