Pine Tree Islands, Loch Assynt
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Joana Kruse
About this spot
The pine tree islands in Loch Assynt are a group of small islets dotted around the loch's shoreline, home to a variety of trees, including Scots pines, Corsican pines, and Sitka spruces.
These islands, sculpted by glaciers during the Ice Age, now play host to a wealth of wildlife and serve as a popular nesting spot for birds.
The islands' unique character is further enhanced by the presence of dead trees, adding a touch of mystery and intrigue to the landscape.
These islands, sculpted by glaciers during the Ice Age, now play host to a wealth of wildlife and serve as a popular nesting spot for birds.
The islands' unique character is further enhanced by the presence of dead trees, adding a touch of mystery and intrigue to the landscape.
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