It is 10 miles (16 kilometres) north of Campbeltown on the slopes of the Beinn an Tuirc, the highest hill on the Kintyre peninsula.

[4] This referred to the company's practice of taking into account environmental concerns and the wishes of the local community in the wind farms' construction.

[4] One of the V47 turbines suffered a catastrophic failure in November 2007 when a brake problem led to the tower being bent in two.

The idea is to re-introduce this species to an area near to the wind farm in an attempt to lure golden eagles away from the turbines.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds said, "ScottishPower's approach in creating this habitat that takes into account local biodiversity is to be welcomed.