Cullaloe

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Cullaloe is a diverse nature reserve featuring habitats such as willow scrub, open water, wildflower meadows, and marshland. Located in Fife, Scotland, it is a tranquil area that supports various wildlife species. The reserve is particularly notable for its breeding populations of lapwings and sedge warblers, while great crested grebes and teals can be spotted during the winter months. For wildlife enthusiasts, Cullaloe offers a range of species to observe throughout the year. Peak activity occurs in August, with sightings of butterflies like the Speckled Wood, Peacock, and Meadow Brown. April is a great time to see Red Squirrels, while June brings opportunities to spot Mute Swans and Long-tailed Tits. Visitors can expect the best viewing times around 01:00 for many species.

Managed by

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Location

3MCR+H3 Burntisland, UK