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The nature of Shetland

FOR THE visiting naturalist or wildlife enthusiast the Shetland Islands offer truly unparalleled opportunities and experiences. Few places in the British Isles host such a uniquely diverse and truly awe inspiring area of wildlife; some of the country’s rarest breeding moorland bird species, intensely busy seabird colonies of major national and international importance, the highest density of otters in Europe, breathtaking displays of wild flowers and, of course, regular summer killer whale sightings. All of these exhilarating spectacles can be encountered and enjoyed in the isles, some with effort, some with patience, some with luck, but rest assured none will be forgotten!

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Weather Outlook – Thursday, 29 July 2010 at 11:25

WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR SHETLAND

Thursday, 29 July 2010 at 11:25

HEADLINES

TODAY: PATCHY DRIZZLE, BRIGHTER SPELLS
TONIGHT: CLOUDY, SOME DRIZZLE
TOMORROW: SOME BRIGHTNESS, RAIN LATER
DAYS 2-5: RAIN THEN SCATTERED SHOWERS
DAYS 6-10: CHANGEABLE

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What’s On in Shetland – July 2010

What’s on in Shetland in July 2010

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What’s On in Shetland – August 2010 + on

What’s on in Shetland in August 2010 and on

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