Boreray and Stac Lee, a pair of islands isolated in a calm blue sea. The larger island has grass growing on it's surface, though both have steep rocky sides and large cliff faces.

Island of Boreray and Stac Lee in the Saint Kilda archipelago, scotland _ Chris Gomersall - 2020vision.

A season on St Kilda

Lleoliad:

Thomas Telford Centre, Mona Road, Menai Bridge, Anglesey, LL59 5EA

Book

Wildlife and human encounters during Sue Loughran's last season as National Trust Warden on St Kilda

Manylion y digwyddiad

Pwynt cyfarfod

Thomas Telford Centre, Menai Bridge, LL59 5EA. What3Words///property.became.sandbags. Opposite Waitrose.

Dyddiad

Wednesday 25 November 2026

Time

7:30pm - 9:00pm

Ynglŷn â'r digwyddiad

Prior to coming to work for North Wales Wildlife Trust, Sue Loughran spent six seasons as National Trust warden on the remote and beautiful wildlife haven, St Kilda. Tonight she will tell us about her experiences and encounters with wildlife and people during her last season, which was 2025, giving an up to date account of the island archipelago

Bwcio

Pris / rhodd

Donations appreciated

Gwybodaeth archebu ychwanegol

Booking required

Yn addas ar gyfer

Oedolion, Arbenigwyr, Dechreuwyr

Gwybod cyn i chi fynd

Cŵn

Cŵn tywys yn unig

Mynediad i gadeiriau olwyn

Yes

Facilities

Toiledau

Cysylltwch â ni

Susan Andrew

Rhif Cyswllt: 07900596601

Cysylltu e-bost: suemayandrew@gmail.com

A great crested newt, an amphibian with dark brown slightly mottled skin, bright orange belly with brown spots, and tiny white dots on it's side, limbs and face. It has a long flat tail that appears to be in 3 parts horizontally, and a crest all the way along it's back looking almost like a very small jagged fin. This particular newt is floating in water with it's left side and belly facing the camera and left arm raised as though waving.

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A Harvest mouse, with orange-brown fur, bright black eyes, and long whiskers. It is paused while climbing a plant with small yellow flowers in clusters.

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A large stone archway in a wall. The stones are old and broken with vegetation growing in the gaps in the mortar. On the ground a pair of rails can be seen disappearing into the arch.

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