Eastern Isles

The Eastern Isles are an uninhabited group of islands in the east of the Isles of Scilly in Cornwall. The 12 uninhabited rocky islands lie south of St. Martins and northwest of St. Marys. Bronze Age grave chambers and ruins from the Roman- British period point to an early settlement. The resulting carbon in Eastern Isles are part of the Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust and protected since 1971 by the Site of Special Scientific Interest ( SSSI ) due to the locally very rare seabird colonies and plant species.

For the Eastern Isles include:

  • English Iceland
  • Great Ganilly
  • Great and Little Ganinick Ganinick
  • Great and Little Innisvouls Innisvouls
  • Great, Middle and Little Arthur
  • Guther 's
  • Hanjagu
  • Little Ganilly
  • Menawethan
  • Nornour
  • Ragged Iceland

Flora and Fauna

At dominated by grassland, heathland and granite rock islands over a hundred species are native. Thus, this issue also includes bracken, heather, blackberries, Common Goldenrod, Grey Heather, small-reed, spurge, butcher's broom and various grasses. In addition, can be found in some places remnants of primary forest. In addition, rabbits, gray seals, rats, birds and mice species on the Eastern Isles are native

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