Here’s a report from Hugh Lansdown – with some wonderful images – from the Isle of Mull.
Mull, 2020: Hugh Lansdown, 10 species including Risso’s and Common Dolphins.
Jon
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I was up there late July/early August and it was much quieter on Scribain and Na’Keal. Were people bothering you about otters/photography or just disturbing them with their behaviour and noise?
Ian.
In my experience, the western coast of Mull is the best place in Europe for Eurasian Otters.