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Scotland / North Berwick PiP
the view over North Berwick to Bass Rock
PiP: Bass Rock
Bass Rock was described by Sir David Attenborough as "a wonder of nature". It is home to over 150,000 boobies. It is the largest colony in the world and the nests cover almost every inch of the rock. Boobies remain faithful to their partner all their lives.
In February they occupy the island, from the middle of May on they lay their eggs. The young leave their nests in September/October.
From the 14th century until the late 18th century rocks were a prison. The living conditions for the prisoners were terrible.
PiP: Bass Rock
Bass Rock was described by Sir David Attenborough as "a wonder of nature". It is home to over 150,000 boobies. It is the largest colony in the world and the nests cover almost every inch of the rock. Boobies remain faithful to their partner all their lives.
In February they occupy the island, from the middle of May on they lay their eggs. The young leave their nests in September/October.
From the 14th century until the late 18th century rocks were a prison. The living conditions for the prisoners were terrible.
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