Black Bin Pool

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Morayshire

Scotland

Black Bin Pool

Riverside Path near Randolphâs Leap Credit: Steven Brown

Black Bin Pool is a picturesque body of water located in Morayshire, Scotland. It is a freshwater marsh, also known as a lake, pool, or pond, which spans approximately 3.5 hectares in size. The pool is situated in a tranquil and scenic location, surrounded by lush green vegetation and rolling hills.

The water in Black Bin Pool is crystal clear and supports a diverse range of aquatic plant life, including water lilies, reeds, and rushes. These plants provide a habitat for various species of fish, amphibians, and insects that thrive in the freshwater environment.

The pool is a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers, as it attracts a wide variety of bird species throughout the year. Visitors can observe ducks, swans, herons, and other waterfowl gracefully gliding across the water's surface. The surrounding marshland provides an ideal breeding ground for many bird species, making it a haven for nesting and migratory birds.

Black Bin Pool is also a haven for wildlife, with frequent sightings of otters, water voles, and other small mammals. The pool's secluded location and serene atmosphere make it an excellent place for observing and studying the behavior of these animals in their natural habitat.

Access to Black Bin Pool is relatively easy, with nearby parking facilities and walking trails that lead visitors directly to the pool's edge. The pool offers a peaceful and idyllic setting, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature and enjoy a moment of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Black Bin Pool Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.545548/-3.6694706 or Grid Reference NJ0051. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Riverside Path near Randolphâs Leap

Steven Brown

No ordinary cow!!

Every day is a learning day and you can never tell what is just around or just on the bend! Here we have a herd of Riggit Galloways, a close relation of the Banded Galloway but with a different hair-do. As is typical of all the Galloway cattle with their thick, curly hair, the Riggit can be out-wintered and can thrive on the poorest of land.

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A Riggit Galloway

Every day is a learning day and you can never tell what is around or just on the bend! Here we have a Riggit Galloway, a close relation of the Banded Galloway but with a different hair-do. As is typical of all the Galloway cattle with their thick, curly hair, the Riggit can be out-wintered and can thrive on the poorest of land. "Riggit" comes from the Scottish vernacular and refers to the cattle's rampant hair-do.

Des Colhoun

Section of Logie School

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OS Flush Bracket 11954 - Logie, School

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Logie School

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Sluie Cottage

Steven Brown

Road to Mains of Sluie

Steven Brown

Road to Mains of Sluie

This gravel road appears to have been recently regraded.

Steven Brown

Path, Logie

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Path near Logie Steading

Steven Brown

Path at Logie

This is part of a network of waymarked path around Logie Steading.

Anne Burgess

River Findhorn

This is one of the few spots with a view of the river that is not partly obscured by trees.

Anne Burgess

Track past Honey Howe

Honey Howe is a small knoll to the left here, obscured by the vegetation.

Anne Burgess

Forest Installation

This curious structure is at a crossroads in Logie Wood. My companions speculated that it is a play area for the amusement of children bored with walking.

Anne Burgess