Knockshinnoch Lagoons

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Knockshinnoch Lagoons is a scenic nature reserve located in Scotland, featuring a mix of wetlands and lagoons that provide vital habitats for various bird species. The reserve is accessible through several entrances, although the Castlehill entrance and footpath are currently closed for essential maintenance. This tranquil area is an important site for wildlife observation and conservation. Visitors to Knockshinnoch Lagoons can expect to see a variety of bird species, particularly in February when activity peaks. Look out for Eurasian Coots, Tufted Ducks, and Canada Geese, with the best viewing times around midnight. Other notable species include Mallards in April and Common Reed Warblers in June, making each season a unique experience for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Managed by

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Location

9RW2+XM Cumnock, UK