West Loch Shores > Woodland Wildlife

The unpolluted air and land here at the West Loch Shores helps the rich habitat and many species of animal live well, breathe well and feed well.

The good natural soil and good ecology means that natural fertilizers are used, no toxins or poisons are required for pest control, the rich population of birds and other animals do this job naturally.

The woodland is a quiet, tranquil, often shady and sometimes sunlit part of the West Loch Shores that is home to many different species of wildlife including deer, fox, squirrel, badgers, hedgehogs, rabbits and sometimes even mink.

The sheer diversity of bird life is staggering here, with large birds of prey including eagles seen in and around the West Loch Shores, other birds may include kites or woodpeckers.

The richness of fauna is also clear with mosses and wildflowers growing in abundance in relatively untouched terrain which you can see in their natural environments.

Depending on the time of day you may see the odd mouse, perhaps an owl or even some bats if you are fortunate.

The West Loch Shores and the woodland of Kintyre is a really rich environment with natural beauty for you to explore and learn about. The wildlife that you can find here is astounding.