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Brown & Slinky

Can you spot it?

Can you spot it?

Otter, Crowlin Islands

Year on year, I’m seeing more and more otters when I’m afloat. Either I’m getting better looking for them or their numbers are increasing. I suspect it’s bit of both.

However the biggest threat to the continued growth in otter numbers is them being struck by vehicles whilst they cross roads, especially at dusk and dawn.

otter crossing sign

 I saw a dead otter lying at the side of road over the weekend. It wasn’t a sight I wanted to see. So when you see signs like this please think about Mr and Mrs Otter scuttling across the road, dragging their long thick tails and slow down.

Here’s a link to an online otter webcam from the otter rescue centre on the Isle of Skye.

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I'm currently writing a sea kayaking guidebook for the Northwest Highlands; Cape Wrath to Ardnamurchan Point including Skye & the Small Isles. This blog will keep you updated as to my progress and hopefully the blog and in turn the book will inspire you experience the Northwest Highlands by sea kayak yourself.

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