You can now pre-order our 2026 calendar featuring some of the best images from the competition: seabirdshop.org/products/sco...

Anwen wins £150 in Opticron vouchers and a free ticket on a catamaran boat trip around the Bass Rock in 2026.

Thanks to our amazing judges, Megan McCubbin and Rachel Bigbsy, for helping us choose the winner🙏

And thank you to @opticron.bsky.social for supporting the competition🏆

You can now pre-order our 2026 calendar featuring some of the best images from the competition: seabirdshop.org/products/sco...

Further updates (including Under-18 Winner and Exhibition dates) to follow!

Iain wins £150 in Opticron vouchers and a free ticket on a catamaran boat trip around the Bass Rock in 2026.

Thanks to our amazing judges, Megan McCubbin and Rachel Bigbsy, for helping us choose the winner🙏

And thank you to @opticron.bsky.social for supporting the competition🏆

We’re always careful not to disturb seals during our time on the island. Disturbance can have negative consequences, including injury or separation of mothers from pups. If you see a seal, please remember to keep your distance and keep dogs under close control.

www.seabird.org/wildlife/gre...

The data collected from this survey will be shared with the Forth Islands Heritage Group, helping to build a clearer picture of grey seal numbers in the Firth of Forth🌊

Images (c) Jamie McDermaid

After being welcome by some peregrine falcons(!) we began the survey and were delighted to see 19 fluffy pups so far! This is still quite early in the season and we expect many more to be born over the coming weeks🤞

We’re always careful not to disturb seals during our time on the island. Disturbance can have negative consequences, including injury or separation of mothers from pups. If you see a seal, please remember to keep your distance and keep dogs under close control.

www.seabird.org/wildlife/gre...

The data collected from this survey will be shared with the Forth Islands Heritage Group, helping to build a clearer picture of grey seal numbers in the Firth of Forth🌊

Images (c) Jamie McDermaid

After being welcome by some peregrine falcons(!) we began the survey and were delighted to see 19 fluffy pups so far! This is still quite early in the season and we expect many more to be born over the coming weeks🤞

Each spring hundreds of thousands of seabirds, from puffins to gannets, return to the safety of the Firth of Forth islands to breed. Berwick Bank could kill thousands of them.

Please join us to call on SSE and First Minister John Swinney to #StopBerwickBank↙️
www.seabird.org/cancel-berwi...