John Muir Country Park

United Kingdom / Scotland / West Barns /
 beach, park, birdwatching area, nature conservation park / area, interesting place
The park was designated in 1976 and covers 7.73 square kilometres, stretching from Belhaven (just outside Dunbar) to Tyninghame. The park is home to a diverse collection of animal life, including several species of butterfly and moth and over 400 species of plants. The park is also a bird watchers paradise, with (depending on the season) kittiwake, eider duck, shelduck, skylark, meadow pipit, ringed plover, gannet, terns, sand martins, crossbill, wigeon, bar-tailed godwit and whooper swan to be seen.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Muir_Country_Park
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Coordinates:   56°0'36"N   2°34'17"W
This article was last modified 10 years ago