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Newborn humpback whale found washed up dead on the Isle of Lewis
The calve was spotted on the beach by local residents.
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The whale was found dead at Traigh Mhor. (Image: Stornoway Coastguard Rescue Team)
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A newborn whale has been found dead on a Scots beach.
Sex toy found on Botany Bay in Kingsgate during beach clean
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Updated: 16:28, 05 March 2021
A sex toy, human faeces and dirty nappies buried in the sand were among the many unpleasant finds made by volunteers clearing up one of the county s most picturesque beaches.
After just one weekend of spring-like weather and a high numbers of visitors, hard-working residents of Botany Bay in Kingsgate were again left to pick up the waste left behind.
The sex toy discovered on the sand at Botany Bay
Barry Manners, who runs the Friends of Botany Bay and Kingsgate group, says little surprises him any more, but the sex toy was a bit of a shock.