Corry Meadows

Corry Meadows, family owned, offers Daisy Cottage as a holiday rental. Owners Ian and Jan have a passion for the Island and its outstanding nature.

Our mission is to go beyond simply providing comfortable accommodation, we strive to offer extra facilities to help the nature-lover get even more out of a holiday on Mull. We endeavour to provide the tools to take a closer look at nature, whether for the discerning naturalist or the parent wishing to kindle that healthy respect and fascination which just might produce the next David Attenborough!

26/05/2024

Beautiful trip to Lip na Cloiche.

25/04/2024

Beautiful morning for tea at the Pier Cafe in Tobermory!

04/04/2024

Happy 22nd Birthday Dolphy!

24/03/2024

Northern Lights last night. A little washed out by the full moon.

20/03/2024

Lovely Loch na Keal

22/02/2024

Latest addition to Corry Meadows. Jiji, a black feral kitten who appears to have adopted us and taken up residence in the workshop.He’s steering clear of Chewie and Nooka ! 🙄😂

18/01/2024

Snow day at Fishnish. Chewie, the Newfoundland, is entirely in her comfort zone!

Address

Fishnish
Isle Of Mull
PA656BA

Website

http://www.corrymeadows-mull.co.uk/

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Videos

Snack time for Spook!

It’s been peacock butterflies galore on our buddleia today!

Grey wagtail displaying in the sunshine today, his partner was just out of shot unfortunately.

Corry Meadows Mistle Thrush

Our resident Mistle Thrush was in fine voice yesterday morning.

Christmas lunch for the birds here at Corry Meadows!

Not just a Buzzard a MAGNIFICENT BUZZARD!

This wonderful wild Buzzard was injured and nursed back to health. She has now become a regular visitor and enjoys the odd snack thrown to her. Her fly byes are a picture of elegance.

Polecat ferrets at Fishnish

Corry Meadows Otters feeding on frogs

How to tenderise a Stickleback

Fishnish Bay marine life

Grey Wagtails at Corry Meadows garden pond

We've had Pied Wagtails nesting each year and despite one bird and its siblings ending up as food for Tawny Owls they keep coming back. This year however we were delighted to see Grey wagtails taking up residence despite being repeatedly chased by their Pied cousins. We now have Pied wagtails incubating their second brood in a nest box just ten feet from a our first Grey Wagtail nest where we can see 5 healthy chicks growing very rapidly.