Logg Pot

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Banffshire

Scotland

Logg Pot

Midtown of Haddo A traditional farm house at the top of a field. The sheep are being fed on neeps. — Midtown of Haddo Credit: Anne Burgess

Logg Pot is a picturesque freshwater marsh located in Banffshire, Scotland. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and scenic landscapes, it offers a serene and tranquil environment for visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.

Covering an area of approximately 2 acres, Logg Pot is a natural habitat for a diverse range of flora and fauna. The marsh is characterized by its shallow water, which is rich in nutrients and sustains a variety of aquatic plants such as reeds, water lilies, and cattails. These plants not only enhance the visual appeal of the pot but also provide shelter and food for various species of birds, insects, and small mammals.

The calm waters of Logg Pot attract numerous bird species, making it a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts. Different species of waterfowl, including ducks, geese, and swans, can be spotted gracefully gliding across the surface of the pot. The surrounding vegetation also provides nesting sites for many birds, enhancing the biodiversity of the area.

The pot is also home to an array of fish species, such as perch, roach, and pike. Anglers often visit Logg Pot to enjoy a peaceful fishing experience, surrounded by the stunning natural scenery.

The marsh is easily accessible via a walking trail that winds through the surrounding countryside. This trail allows visitors to appreciate the beauty of Logg Pot from various vantage points, offering stunning views of the surrounding hills and the calm waters of the pot.

Overall, Logg Pot in Banffshire is a haven for nature lovers, providing a unique and captivating experience of Scotland's pristine freshwater ecosystems.

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Midtown of Haddo A traditional farm house at the top of a field. The sheep are being fed on neeps.

Midtown of Haddo

A traditional farm house at the top of a field. The sheep are being fed on neeps.

Near Inverkeithny The road climbs the slopes of the hill east of Inverkeithny.

Near Inverkeithny

The road climbs the slopes of the hill east of Inverkeithny.

Cobblehouse Cobblehouse is on the opposite bank of the River Deveron.

Cobblehouse

Cobblehouse is on the opposite bank of the River Deveron.

Inverkeithny School The style of the building immediately tells me that it was originally a school, and this is confirmed by the second edition of the six-inch Ordnance Survey map. The panel above the window bears the date 1910.

Inverkeithny School

The style of the building immediately tells me that it was originally a school, and this is confirmed by the second edition of the six-inch Ordnance Survey map. The panel above the window bears the date 1910.

County Library

Although it bears the old-style torch logo of the library service, it has clearly not been in use as such for a long time.

Cottages in Inverkeithny Like the school and library across the road, these cottages look abandoned, as do the farm buildings beyond.

Cottages in Inverkeithny

Like the school and library across the road, these cottages look abandoned, as do the farm buildings beyond.

Old School The style of the building immediately tells me that it was originally a school, and this is confirmed by the second edition of the six-inch Ordnance Survey map. The panel above the window bears the date 1910.

Old School

The style of the building immediately tells me that it was originally a school, and this is confirmed by the second edition of the six-inch Ordnance Survey map. The panel above the window bears the date 1910.

River Deveron The road east of Inverkeithny offers fine views to the River Deveron far below. The prominent farm above the river is Cobblehouse, with Harper Hill above it to the right. In the distance is Knock Hill, with Fourman Hill to the left of it.

River Deveron

The road east of Inverkeithny offers fine views to the River Deveron far below. The prominent farm above the river is Cobblehouse, with Harper Hill above it to the right. In the distance is Knock Hill, with Fourman Hill to the left of it.

River Deveron and Logg Island The Deveron divides to flow round Logg Island just downstream from Inverkeithny.

River Deveron and Logg Island

The Deveron divides to flow round Logg Island just downstream from Inverkeithny.

New House Near Viewfield A house with a fine view of the River Deveron just across the road.

New House Near Viewfield

A house with a fine view of the River Deveron just across the road.

River Deveron In the river is the downstream end of Logg Island, plus another island not named on the map. The prominent farm is Auldtown, and Harper Hill is on the skyline at left.

River Deveron

In the river is the downstream end of Logg Island, plus another island not named on the map. The prominent farm is Auldtown, and Harper Hill is on the skyline at left.

Fishing Hut by the Deveron The little hut on the far bank of the river is a fishing hut. Beyond it is the farm of Cobblehouse.

Fishing Hut by the Deveron

The little hut on the far bank of the river is a fishing hut. Beyond it is the farm of Cobblehouse.

Craignetherty Thanks to the lie of the land the 500 metres or so of land in this square isn&#039;t seen from here, and the eye is drawn across the river and into the next square to the farm buildings at Craignetherty. On the skyline at left is Clunie Hill. The name Clunie (or Cluny, Clunas) is fairly common and is from a Gaelic word meaning &#039;slope&#039;.

Craignetherty

Thanks to the lie of the land the 500 metres or so of land in this square isn't seen from here, and the eye is drawn across the river and into the next square to the farm buildings at Craignetherty. On the skyline at left is Clunie Hill. The name Clunie (or Cluny, Clunas) is fairly common and is from a Gaelic word meaning 'slope'.

River Deveron Looking across the River Deveron, with Harper Hill in the distance.

River Deveron

Looking across the River Deveron, with Harper Hill in the distance.

Burn of Auchininna Looking downstream from the bridge at South Aunchininna.

Burn of Auchininna

Looking downstream from the bridge at South Aunchininna.

North Auchininna Farm house and steading. There is a long aerial on the house, and I was amused to see a &#039;Merry Christmas&#039; banner still on the gable of the conservatory.

North Auchininna

Farm house and steading. There is a long aerial on the house, and I was amused to see a 'Merry Christmas' banner still on the gable of the conservatory.

Snowdrops at South Auchininna There is a large swathe of snowdrops on the bank of the Burn of Auchininna.

Snowdrops at South Auchininna

There is a large swathe of snowdrops on the bank of the Burn of Auchininna.

Cottages at South Auchininna Cottages with polytunnels beside the Burn of Auchininna.

Cottages at South Auchininna

Cottages with polytunnels beside the Burn of Auchininna.

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Logg Pot is located at Grid Ref: NJ6346 (Lat: 57.511407, Lng: -2.6092807)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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