Cattle, Westerton Cattle taking a break from the spring graz…
| Title | Cattle, Westerton Cattle taking a break from the spring grazing. |
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Richard Webb
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| Date | 13 May 2007 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 20 Sep 2012 16:44:12 (UTC) |
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Cattle, Westerton Cattle taking a break from the spring grazing.
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Westerton The road passes a small wood.
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Fields west of Cockerstone
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Burmiston Looking towards Burmiston from the Little Glenshee road. Beyond, and below the farm the land is better drained and more fertile. The wetland in the foreground was well populated by waders, e…
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Shenval and Formal Hill
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Kinglands Hall Former school, now community hall.
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Kinglands Hall
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Bench Mark, Kinglands Hall
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Meadowmore Farm
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Cockerstone Travelling east and downhill the land improves. Arable land before Cockerhall.
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Hay Bales and Farmland Meadowmore Farm
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Empty field
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Corrielea Ruined steading, Tullybelton. An old electricity transformer tells of this being once connected to the grid.
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Rough grazing, Saddlebank With the Highland boundary fault in the distance, the land is turning progressively poorer with altitude. This wet grassland will raise a few sheep, but is far more to the ta…
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Road by Saddlebank
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Sheep pasture, Corrielea
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Plantation at Saddlebank
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Saddlebank Farm
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Fields at Saddlebank Farm
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Curlew (Numenius arquata) The biggest of the grey-brown waders with a long curved bill. There were several of these birds on the fields at Shannoch.
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Perth and Kinross, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | Perth and Kinross |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mCattle, Westerton Cattle taking a break from the spring grazing.
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1.3 kmCorrielea Ruined steading, Tullybelton. An old electricity transformer tells of this being once connected to the grid.
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1.3 kmRough grazing, Saddlebank With the Highland boundary fault in the distance, the land is turning progressively poorer with altitude. This wet grassland will raise a few sheep, but is far more to the taste of the curlews.
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1.3 kmRoad by Saddlebank
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1.6 kmCurlew (Numenius arquata) The biggest of the grey-brown waders with a long curved bill. There were several of these birds on the fields at Shannoch.
