It is best viewed through Netscape. My aim, with mullbirds is to share and help visitors and locals to enjoy the many birds we have on the Isle of Mull and to keep up to date information on where to see birds at different times of the year, especially any rare or unusual visitors to the island. The Isle of Mull is a favorite place for bird watchers and has a large list of regularly seen species including many breeding raptors as well as rare and endangered birds. Some magnificent birds choose to over winter around the shores of Mull. Great Northern Diver and Slavonian Grebe can often be seen in summer plumage in early winter and late spring.
Birds can turn up at any time and in any place.
Resident breeding birds include some of the most spectacular birds like White-tailed Sea eagles, Golden Eagle, and other birds of prey. Thge Isle of Mull is very under recorded and your records are welcome. All records will be passed to the Argyll Bird Club to be included in the annual report. Code of conduct for birders. It is an offence to disturb nesting birds, and never point out the nest of a bird of prey.