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Re: Wild life sightings at ancient sites
Jan 24, 2010, 18:20
baza wrote:
tjj wrote:


...Is it just in the autumn though or do they leap at other times of the year?

tjj



Well, I went in the month of May.

I had assumed that there would be a short season when salmon ran up the river to spawn; however, that doesn't seem to be the case. Every river population has developed their own timings. The Aberdeenshire Dee is a famous salmon fishing river and there is a Spring run as well as one from Midsummer to Autumn, as far as I know. If anyone has better knowledge about this then please share it.


Thanks for answering, I have no actual experience of this wonderful sight, though have seen some breathtaking burns and falls in Scotland. I've just found this great web-site about Scotland which tells you month by month when things take place - it puts leaping salmon in March.

http://calendar.visitscotland.com/march/wildlife-plants/default.aspx

tjj
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