Photo Credit: Martin Kitching
| About | Designated for internationally important breeding birds, the mosaic of habitats in the area is used by seabirds and auks for foraging and maintenance activity such as bathing and preening.
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| Size | 884 km2 |
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Limits of NIFCA District
NIFCA Boundary
Photo credit: Sarah Barratt
| About | Designated due to the population of breeding terns and overwintering migratory waders.
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| Size | 10 km2 |
| NIFCA Management Measures | NIFCA byelaws |
Limits of NIFCA District
NIFCA Boundary
| About | The site accessible by a tidal causeway contains rocky shore, large sand dunes, mud and sandflat habitats all acting as an important feeding areas for wading birds and tern species during the breeding season.
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| Size | 36 km2 |
| NIFCA Management Measures | NIFCA byelaws |
Limits of NIFCA District
NIFCA Boundary
Photo credit: Martin Kitching
| About | A group of rocky islands supporting large numbers of internationally important breeding bird populations and assemblages of seabirds.
For more site information visit here |
| Size | 1 km2 |
| NIFCA Management Measures | NIFCA byelaws |
Limits of NIFCA District
NIFCA Boundary
Photo credit: Martin Kitching
| About | The site is home to important nesting sites for terns; the only breeding site in the UK for roseate terns, and large numbers of other internationally important breeding seabirds.
For more site information visit here |
| Size | 1 km2 |
| NIFCA Management Measures | NIFCA byelaws |
Limits of NIFCA District
NIFCA Boundary