![Picture of a Shag on some dark coastal rocks stretching its wings, mountains on the other side of the loch](http://www.islay.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/shag-stretching-wings-paps-jura.jpg)
You might have to zoom in or look closer, but there is a Shag stretching/drying it wings on the dark rocks on the shore of Loch Indaal. Across the loch the Paps of Jura are towering over the scene.
You might have to zoom in or look closer, but there is a Shag stretching/drying it wings on the dark rocks on the shore of Loch Indaal. Across the loch the Paps of Jura are towering over the scene.
A view of the MV Loch Ranza leaving Gigha for the mainland. Seen from Port na Gallochoille on a June early evening. Notice the buoy and the cormorants/shag (not sure what they are) on the rocks, one drying its wings.
A beautiful November dawn at Loch Indaal from the Loch Indaal path on the Rhinns of Islay. The Paps of Jura visible in the slightly hazy distance. In front of us the rocky shore of Loch Indaal, if you look closely you can also spot a Shag on the large rocks.