16/12/2020
Some moorhens at the East Tullos Burn wetlands from a couple of months ago.
Wildlife of East Tullos Burn, Aberdeen
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This site is for everyone to share their wildlife sightings and photos from the newly restored East Tullos Burn in Torry, Aberdeen.
It is not to be used for campaigning purposes. The East Tullos Burn was restored to a more natural course in 2014 to improve its physical, chemical and biodiversity make up. Before this it was in a constrained heavily modified channel that would flood regularly. The floods would block paths making access difficult. Now the new meandering design of the burn allows flood water to be held in managed
16/12/2020
14/06/2020
Some birds at East Tullos Burn
14/06/2020
It's been a while since we have been able to get out on the ground with the Covid-19 restrictions but it was good to get down to the East Tullos Burn at the end of last week. Looking good and great to see so many people out for a walk but remember to maintain social distancing!
12/09/2019
Another video of the Truxor machine cutting wetland vegetation at East Tullos Burn.
05/09/2019
We will be starting some vegetation management work along the East Tullos Burn and associated wetland areas next week using an amphibious machine, more details below.
31/07/2019
Masses of painted lady butterflies yesterday at the East Tullos Burn and many other parts of the City!
12/07/2019
Some photos from the last couple of weeks at the East Tullos Burn. A good time to look our for butterflies and damselflies now, yesterday there were a few blue tailed damselflies around one of the pools.
18/06/2019
Some early summer wildflowers at East Tullos Burn from the last week or so. Yellow rattle, northern marsh orchid and possibly a new record for the site, a heath spotted orchid.
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