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Look after your own safety before looking at the wildlife - watch out for the cliff edges and strong winds.

Find out what the weather is going to do and wear the right footwear and weatherproof clothing.

Take local advice or use an accredited guide - they can help with the best places and the best way to watch our wildlife

Learn about the wildlife to help protect it

Use binoculars - you'll see more and cause less disturbance

When approaching birds, do so slowly, quietly and with caution. Back-off if they seem disturbed

For seal watching - you are too close if the seals start moving. Let them approach you. Leave seal pups alone at all times

Respect all local people, farmers, land owners and other wildlife watchers

Keep any dogs on a lead at all times. Watching wildlife with a dog can be very frustrating for you and very stressful for the wildlife

Leave these special places as you found them, for others like yourself to enjoy

 

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