Hebrides: Islands On The Edge - in pictures
Scotland's Hebrides are the last outpost against the Atlantic Ocean. A new BBC series narrated by Ewan McGregor explores this remote area and the struggles of its wildlife to survive
Hebrides: Islands On The Edge starts on 11 July at 9pm on BBC2
Hebrides: Islands On The Edge starts on 11 July at 9pm on BBC2
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The view to Skye from the mainland port of Arisaig over turquoise waters Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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A crofters cottage on the Isle of Colonsay Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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A male Arctic tern presents a courtship gift of a sprat amid blooming sea pinks Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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A shore crab floats to safety among the Hebridean kelp forest Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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The Hebrides are the most important place in the world for Atlantic gannets, with a fifth of the world population living on St KildaPhotograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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The Scottish actor records the narration describing it as 'one of the most beautiful films I've seen' Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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A grey seal and her pup on the Isle of Oronsay Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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The basalt columns of the Isle of Staffa, said to have inspired Felix Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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A young moon jellyfish starts its journey from a sea-loch to the open Hebridean sea Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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A young stag stands proud on the Isle of Rum at the start of the autumn rutting season Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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The dorsal fin of a basking shark near Coll, the second largest fish in the world Photograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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Sunset from the Isle of Rum near SkyePhotograph: Otter Films/Maramedia
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